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> They are private universities, why does it matter in the first place? It's not because something is private that suddenly no regulations apply. Regarding un
by yodsanklai 4y ago
> They are private universities, why does it matter in the first place?
It's not because something is private that suddenly no regulations apply. Regarding universities, I don't think the issue is that some category is over-represented, but the fairness of the admission process. That being said, with affirmative action, the admission process is already biased and isn't on academical merit alone.
- FrontierPsych 4y ago>It's not because something is private that suddenly no regulations apply. So you're saying that Catholic seminaries are required to admit muslims that want to become imams, and therefore the Catholic seminaries will be required to start a islamic department to train muslims to become imams? (rhetorical question). So as far as the fairness of the admission process goes, all applicants should apply with no name, race, creed, or any type of way to identify who and where someone comes from? Do away with essays as they are super easy way to identify the background of an applicant? Pure test scores only? I totally disagree with your saying that the issue isn't with some categories are over-represented. That's just not the case at all.