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More stupidly by liberals once again...



A perfect ACT score couldn't get this student into Yale, Princeton, or Stanford, and he says it's because he's Asian-American



With a perfect ACT score and 13 Advanced Placement courses under his belt, Michael Wang applied to seven Ivy League universities and Stanford in 2013.

An Asian-American, Wang suspected his race might work against him. But he was still shocked when he was rejected by Stanford and every Ivy League school except for the University of Pennsylvania.

Wang says he worked incredibly hard and excelled in every area possible. But it still wasn't good enough.

"There was nothing humanly possible I could do," Wang told us, saying he felt utterly demoralized after his rejections.



Wang said that after he was rejected from most of the Ivies, he filed a complaint with the US Department of Education alleging that Yale, Stanford, and Princeton discriminated against him because he was Asian-American.

Wang isn't alone in his belief that the Ivies discriminate against Asians. A coalition of Asian-American groups filed a lawsuit against Harvard last month alleging the college and other Ivy League institutions use racial quotas to admit students to the detriment of more qualified Asian-American applicants. The more than 60 Asian groups are coming together to fight what they say are unfair admission practices.

Wang's credentials are impressive. Academically, he was ranked second overall in his class and graduated with a 4.67 weighted grade point average. He scored a 2230 on his SAT, placing him in the 99th percentile of students who took the exam.
 
More stupidly by liberals once again...



A perfect ACT score couldn't get this student into Yale, Princeton, or Stanford, and he says it's because he's Asian-American



With a perfect ACT score and 13 Advanced Placement courses under his belt, Michael Wang applied to seven Ivy League universities and Stanford in 2013.

An Asian-American, Wang suspected his race might work against him. But he was still shocked when he was rejected by Stanford and every Ivy League school except for the University of Pennsylvania.

Wang says he worked incredibly hard and excelled in every area possible. But it still wasn't good enough.

"There was nothing humanly possible I could do," Wang told us, saying he felt utterly demoralized after his rejections.



Wang said that after he was rejected from most of the Ivies, he filed a complaint with the US Department of Education alleging that Yale, Stanford, and Princeton discriminated against him because he was Asian-American.

Wang isn't alone in his belief that the Ivies discriminate against Asians. A coalition of Asian-American groups filed a lawsuit against Harvard last month alleging the college and other Ivy League institutions use racial quotas to admit students to the detriment of more qualified Asian-American applicants. The more than 60 Asian groups are coming together to fight what they say are unfair admission practices.

Wang's credentials are impressive. Academically, he was ranked second overall in his class and graduated with a 4.67 weighted grade point average. He scored a 2230 on his SAT, placing him in the 99th percentile of students who took the exam.
I can believe that discrimination was involved but it's not a given. I think in Ivy League schools in addition to testing there's an interview process where they try to determine more intangible qualities like exposure to culture, wisdom and social skills.
 
With a perfect ACT score and 13 Advanced Placement courses under his belt, Michael Wang applied to seven Ivy League universities and Stanford in 2013.

An Asian-American, Wang suspected his race might work against him. But he was still shocked when he was rejected by Stanford and every Ivy League school except for the University of Pennsylvania.

Being Asian actually increases your chances of being accepted into an American university due to affirmative action policies.

It sounds like this entitled try hard is just butthurt that he didn't get accepted, and is trying trying to offload accountability by playing the race card.
 
More stupidly by liberals once again...



A perfect ACT score couldn't get this student into Yale, Princeton, or Stanford, and he says it's because he's Asian-American



With a perfect ACT score and 13 Advanced Placement courses under his belt, Michael Wang applied to seven Ivy League universities and Stanford in 2013.

An Asian-American, Wang suspected his race might work against him. But he was still shocked when he was rejected by Stanford and every Ivy League school except for the University of Pennsylvania.

Wang says he worked incredibly hard and excelled in every area possible. But it still wasn't good enough.

"There was nothing humanly possible I could do," Wang told us, saying he felt utterly demoralized after his rejections.



Wang said that after he was rejected from most of the Ivies, he filed a complaint with the US Department of Education alleging that Yale, Stanford, and Princeton discriminated against him because he was Asian-American.

Wang isn't alone in his belief that the Ivies discriminate against Asians. A coalition of Asian-American groups filed a lawsuit against Harvard last month alleging the college and other Ivy League institutions use racial quotas to admit students to the detriment of more qualified Asian-American applicants. The more than 60 Asian groups are coming together to fight what they say are unfair admission practices.

Wang's credentials are impressive. Academically, he was ranked second overall in his class and graduated with a 4.67 weighted grade point average. He scored a 2230 on his SAT, placing him in the 99th percentile of students who took the exam.
I can believe that discrimination was involved but it's not a given. I think in Ivy League schools in addition to testing there's an interview process where they try to determine more intangible qualities like exposure to culture, wisdom and social skills.


More research looks like its massive discrimination... I heard about it on the radio this morning on my way to work and wanted to look it up myself

The Discrimination In College Admissions Nobody Is Talking About


A 2009 study by the National Study of College Experience shows that an Asian applicant must score 140 points higher than White applicants, 320 points higher than Hispanic applicants, and 450 points higher than Black applicants on the SAT to be viewed in an equal light.

Furthermore, statistics show that the number of Asian applicants to Ivy League colleges has tripled since 1993, yet the proportion of Asians in respect to the student body has stagnated around 18–20%. As a result, speculations of an “Asian quota” have surfaced, which have escalated into discrimination lawsuits from several groups including the Asian American Coalition.

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Of course. Here in America, we're far more concerned with skin color than with character, intelligence and effort.

That's a given.
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He probably didn't get accepted because there are a million other overachieving sycophants with perfect ACT scores.

Claiming that race was the reason he didn't get accepted into the most prestigious schools in the world just shows how much of an arrogant elitist loser he is.
 
you're overlooking a serious aspect here.... 'Test Taker Privilege'.... shows too much rationality and discernment for the likes of an 'Ivy indoctrination center'
 
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With a perfect ACT score and 13 Advanced Placement courses under his belt, Michael Wang applied to seven Ivy League universities and Stanford in 2013.

An Asian-American, Wang suspected his race might work against him. But he was still shocked when he was rejected by Stanford and every Ivy League school except for the University of Pennsylvania.

Being Asian actually increases your chances of being accepted into an American university due to affirmative action policies.

It sounds like this entitled try hard is just butthurt that he didn't get accepted, and is trying trying to offload accountability by playing the race card.


Liar.....





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It's a little surprising they even let him apply.

"We don't need your kind 'round here, boy".
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As an Asian-America, he is more likely to be accepted in a university than a white or black male due to affirmative action. Universities get funding based on how diverse they are. This guy is just making excuses for why he couldn't get into some of the most elite universities in the world.
 
Of course. Here in America, we're far more concerned with skin color than with character, intelligence and effort. That's a given.
He probably didn't get accepted because there are a million other overachieving sycophants with perfect ACT scores. Claiming that race was the reason he didn't get accepted into the most prestigious schools in America just shows how much of an arrogant elitist loser he is.
"There are a million other overachieving sycophants with perfect ACT scores"

Wow.

And there it is gang. You didn't build that, you didn't earn that, you don't deserve that.

America, 2017.
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More stupidly by liberals once again...



A perfect ACT score couldn't get this student into Yale, Princeton, or Stanford, and he says it's because he's Asian-American



With a perfect ACT score and 13 Advanced Placement courses under his belt, Michael Wang applied to seven Ivy League universities and Stanford in 2013.

An Asian-American, Wang suspected his race might work against him. But he was still shocked when he was rejected by Stanford and every Ivy League school except for the University of Pennsylvania.

Wang says he worked incredibly hard and excelled in every area possible. But it still wasn't good enough.

"There was nothing humanly possible I could do," Wang told us, saying he felt utterly demoralized after his rejections.



Wang said that after he was rejected from most of the Ivies, he filed a complaint with the US Department of Education alleging that Yale, Stanford, and Princeton discriminated against him because he was Asian-American.

Wang isn't alone in his belief that the Ivies discriminate against Asians. A coalition of Asian-American groups filed a lawsuit against Harvard last month alleging the college and other Ivy League institutions use racial quotas to admit students to the detriment of more qualified Asian-American applicants. The more than 60 Asian groups are coming together to fight what they say are unfair admission practices.

Wang's credentials are impressive. Academically, he was ranked second overall in his class and graduated with a 4.67 weighted grade point average. He scored a 2230 on his SAT, placing him in the 99th percentile of students who took the exam.

My son wasn't excepted into a few that he wanted because they only pick a few students in the area, to keep it open for other states and countries,,

The schools are so crowded these days.that the schools can pick whom ever they want...
Most of these students come in with the same kind of credentials
 
East Asians and Whitey have been discriminated against at colleges and universities for decades.
 
It's a little surprising they even let him apply.

"We don't need your kind 'round here, boy".
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As an Asian-America, he is more likely to be accepted in a university than a white or black male due to affirmative action. Universities get funding based on how diverse they are. This guy is just making excuses for why he couldn't get into some of the most elite universities in the world.


Can you read propaganda fool?



2009 study by the National Study of College Experience shows that an Asian applicant must score 140 points higher than White applicants, 320 points higher than Hispanic applicants, and 450 points higher than Black applicants on the SAT to be viewed in an equal light.
 
With a perfect ACT score and 13 Advanced Placement courses under his belt, Michael Wang applied to seven Ivy League universities and Stanford in 2013.

An Asian-American, Wang suspected his race might work against him. But he was still shocked when he was rejected by Stanford and every Ivy League school except for the University of Pennsylvania.

Being Asian actually increases your chances of being accepted into an American university due to affirmative action policies.

It sounds like this entitled try hard is just butthurt that he didn't get accepted, and is trying trying to offload accountability by playing the race card.

Exactly...Maybe they didn't like his entrance Essays
 
Wow.

And there it is gang. You didn't build that, you didn't earn that, you don't deserve that.

America, 2017.
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The point is valid. He's complaining that race was the reason he didn't get accepted into some of the most prestigious universities in the world, when in reality your chances of being accepted are higher as an Asian-American.

Millions apply to enter Ivy League schools, and only a very limited number of which are accepted. Maybe he just wasn't good enough?
 

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