There is no "investment requirement" for Americans, so that's irrelevant. The vast majority of people in the world can't afford to meet that requirement, whether here or wherever it is you come from (where people are presumably even less likely to meet the requirement).
Look at their SAT range. You're the one who brought up test scores, not me. On that basis, hundreds of thousands of people qualify to get in every single year.
I was a top 1% SAT scorer as well. But with about 2 million American high school students taking the SAT every single year, you really need to put that into perspective: 20,000 Americans did just as well or better. How many times could they fill the Stanford freshman class up?
Oh really? And you've got nothing better to do that post about it in this forum?
i just realized stanford is 20 minutes from here.
Then your daughter wasn't either. See how that works? Deny reality at your own peril.
They don't just take people in the top 1%. See the SAT range they admit. Spread them out to the top schools and...there you go. Mostly Americans.
Right.
Hate much?
already did that a while back. got a few 'likes' from right wingers for saying so.
Given that you're presently the eminent hater and racist of this forum, what could you expect...?
You all can call racism all you like. Fact: college admissions favor non-whites and non-Americans. It's indisputable. You should be saying "Good for them, for taking that into consideration!" instead of denying that it's true. And if you have said that, I apologize in advance.
college admissions officers don't just look at grades or test scores. they look at what you will bring to the school. promoting diversity is one of their aims, as it leads to a more well-rounded graduate.
Your far right thought process and ignorant underachieving children leave no choice. If you want your children to be educated in your own thought method then send them to Bob Jones University. Oh, you can't afford it? Why? They should support you because you support their thoughts no?
You've never been denied a slot that was reserved to someone else with different skin color, then. I have, and it was offensive precisely because we came from similar socio-economic backgrounds.
I don't have children, but if I did, I certainly wouldn't want to send them to Stanford. The cost relative to the benefit isn't worth it.
Right.
i.e. I can't afford it.
lol.
No, the cost relative to the benefit literally isn't worth it. No calculators where you're from?
