2012年3月6日 星期二

JE35 Race To College

I think there is nothing to do with race for college admissions. In the article, it mentioned the different prices for cupcakes or cookies. I think the sales should be based on each family’s financial status. Race might be a problem in United States, which I have not much idea about it. However, I think a college student’s performance should not be based on race or ethnicity. Although people with different race might have different cultural backgrounds, there’s no standard of deciding each family’s status. There are still some rich people and poor white guys. However, nationality can be taken account in college admissions. People in non-English speaking countries should be given more chances to go to college because they may not have an English-speaking environment. Some countries may have less educational sources. But giving them chances to go to college, they might make contributions and bring positive influences back to their country, which is a good thing globally. For those potential applicants, they should be taking in consideration for college admissions. Maybe one does not have the chance to shine in high school, but it doesn't mean one would not do a good job in college. Some people did a great job in high school but not in college.

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