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bigurn1 year, 3 months ago
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Harvard does, in fact, have a program for admitting underqualified candidates. They are given time to work through their educational deficiencies, and then apply for full admission. Not saying Damon did this, just noting the existence of the program.
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Harvard is known for law and business, but it's just an expensive college. There are plenty of attendees whose intellect is no better than what you'd find at a state school.-
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miklkit1 year, 3 months ago
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Harvard is a tier 1 school that is ranked number 1 in the world. Someone who is under qualified to attend there would prabably be a straight A student at Pat Robertson's Regent University. That's a tier 4 school that is better known for it's religious indoctrination than the quality of it's education. Oh! Maybe that is why more than 150 graduates of that school have been sucked into the DoJ.
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You republicons put religion ahead of brains and molals. Can you say Monica Goodling?-

injest1 year, 3 months ago
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“Harvard is a tier 1 school that is ranked number 1 in the world”.
So is Yale University, where both Kerry and GW Bush went.
GW had a higher GPA that Kerry.
Is this “Top Tier” argument the best ya got?
BTW Harvard hasn’t been #1 in the USA for 12 years let. How can they be #1 in “the whole wide world “ if they not #1 in the USA and haven’t been # 1 for over a decade?-
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Lurch1 year, 3 months ago
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> in fact, have a program for admitting underqualified candidates.
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Those are called legacy candidates or the children of the elite.
They get special treatment because their Granddaddy was a Senator and/or their Daddy was head of the CIA at the time.
As far as letting in your Jo Shmo from Central High School, Anytown America, never happened and never will happen. State schools have acceptance rates of often in the 70 or 80 percentile. Harvard is more like the opposite. Where`s there is that level of intense competition, the mediocre are quickly washed from the race.
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