how do colleges look at c's in an ap class?

IlariaCaelestis
Sun, 07 Jun 2015 12:14:46 +0000

I think I know what OP means about trying to keep his brother away from the south. It’s not that the racism is more “violent” per se but that the history of vitriolic racism combined with the tendency of people there to stare (especially if you’re the only minority in the room) can make a person feel really uncomfortable. The recent frat incident at OU put a lot of PoC on edge about possibly going to school in the South.

It’s clear the South still has a problem with racism-albeit it’s less overt. However, if you can, if encourage your brother to visit those schools in the Deep South to see if he likes them before you pass final judgement