<p>The “college campuses should reflect the real world” argument is one of the stupidest things I’ve ever heard. The 70%, white, 11% black, 14% Latino, 5% Asian ratio might be the overall ratio in America, but I highly doubt that there is a neighborhood or workplace with that ratio, or even a similar one. Let’s say that a person wants to go into law or banking, a field dominated by whites, or engineering, which is made up of Whites and Asians. How is going to a racially diverse college with lots of URMs going to better prepare him for entry into one of those fields?</p>