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No it might make it harder for everyone getting into Harvard b/c slots are filled up by children of Harvard staff. If you think this is about skin color, they
by KingOfCoders 3y ago
No it might make it harder for everyone getting into Harvard b/c slots are filled up by children of Harvard staff.
If you think this is about skin color, they have already won.
- bluecalm 3y agoBtw I think private schools should admit whoever they want as long as they don't discriminate by race/gender/religious affiliation/sexuality and other features specified by law. If they want to be a private club for children of their wealthy donors - let's be it. The problem is elsewhere: degree should matter less. It's better to focus on attacking this one. It's just can't be good that decisions you or your parents made before you're even 18 shape your whole professional life in such radical way.
- KingOfCoders 3y ago"degree should matter less" It already does. Large companies no longer require degrees. I think it started with EY https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/aug/15/pwc-says-graduates-no-longer-need-at-least-2-1-degree-to-work-at-firm https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/aug/15/pwc-says-gr...