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Old 04-06-2007, 03:30 PM   #21
PwnzDeLeOwnz
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Originally Posted by molliebatmit
If MIT is truly admitting less-qualified women and minorities, then why do those "unqualified" students succeed at MIT?
First of all, in my post I never described women and minorities as either unqualified or qualified. I think most if not all of the admitted students at MIT are certainly qualified to graduate and "Succeed" at MIT. My point was if you actively try to get a certain demographic into your school (and by actively I mean making admissions easier for that demographic), then you'll certainly end up with a less talented class. I never talked about SAT scores as an objective measure of merit either, although I think they are useful to a degree.


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Originally Posted by molliebatmit
Why do the women graduate at higher rates than the men, who are supposedly more qualified?
Honestly, not sure . Although I think there are too many factors involved to actually draw a strong conclusion from this.
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