> Admissions officers then track the students' performance and incoming GPA versus their originating school ... a high GPA from that school is then worth less.

> Admissions officers then track the students' performance and incoming GPA versus their originating school ... a high GPA from that school is then worth less. This already happens. Waterloo University in Canada, recognized as one of the worlds top CS and Engineering Universities, has admitted tracking grades from each incoming high school and then comparing them to what each student gets at University. My admissions person admitted this to me in 2000. It's been going on for a while:)