<p>“76 Percent of underrepresented minority applicants accepted before the University stopped using affirmative action in early January”</p>
<p>OK, it’s appropriate to say “some” still in light of this, huh??? Look, AGAIN…you can dodge and weave and purse what I write, but in the end of the day, you look ridiculous for using words like “some” when the fact is “most”. The difference in 2005 between Asian acceptance and black acceptance was 1400 SAT to 1120 SAT, or 280 points.</p>
<p>The overall acceptance rate was 63%. The average admitted SAT of th school was 1375, the Average black admitted SAT was 1120 with an acceptance rate of 80%+. In pother words, blacks (and other URM’s) with lower scores and grades were admitted at a statistically significant MUCH higher rate than the college in general. When compared to whites and Asians, this chasm becomes so pronounced that a logical thinker is forced to conclude racism is at play. If you can’t look at the data and see the HUGE advantage checking the minority box is in admissions then I can’t do anything for you. You are either incapable of making logical interpretations from a data set or you are being intellectually dishonest. you don’t need EVERY data point to look at summaries and make accurate and logical conclusions.</p>