I have repeatedly discussed the specifics with you in the past.
I will be happy to do so again.
Here is a one good example of the forces in play. Think of this as the tip of the Iceberg.
The Power of Race
"Advantages by Race and Class on the SAT and ACT at Selective Colleges, Fall 1997
Group Public Institutions (on ACT scale of 36) Private Institutions (on SAT scale of 1,600)
Race
--White -- --
--Black +3.8 +310
--Hispanic +0.3 +130
--Asian -3.4 -140"
As you can see, BLacks get a 310 point SAT bonus for having Blacks skin.
Browns get only 130 points.
This discrimination for limited numbers of admission slots means discrimination AGAINST whites who are competing for the same slots.
The push for diversity, and the desire to help "traditionally disadvantage" groups, AND the fear of lawsuits if their study body doesn't exactly match the demographics of the nation, is UNIVERSAL in our society.
The difference with University admissions is not that the motives for discrimination is greater, but that the documentation of how much discrimination is taking place is better.
It is odd that you have forgotten all the other times I have explained this.
Are you really that blind to information you don't like or were you being dishonest.