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Because higher education is objectively not a meritocracy. The mere existence of legacy admissions proves this. Of course those with degrees from Ivys and oth
by camel_Snake 3y ago
Because higher education is objectively not a meritocracy. The mere existence of legacy admissions proves this.
Of course those with degrees from Ivys and other selective schools don't want to acknowledge this - it devalues their degree. Same for those who aspire to attend these schools - whether they have an 'unfair' advantage or not.