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My argument is that the university is free to conduct admissions as it sees fit within the bounds of the law. A preference for family members of alums is total

• sime2009 3y ago
  (I'm not the previous poster.) Hell yeah, the government should have a say in how publicly funded schools run their admissions. Why should a school running on public funds get to favour students differently based on who they are related to? Do they have a greater right to that public money?
• YeBanKo 3y ago
  Yes, even for private orgs federal money always come with strings attached. This is also how fed can force states do things states may not necessarily want. Here we aren’t even speaking about private orgs, but public universities that often are part of state run systems. They aren’t free to conduct admissions as they see fit, but as the public sees fit.