Mexifornia state college ends use of SATs and ACT scores for admissions.
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®

03/23/2022, 23:01:58

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California State University drops use of SATs, ACTs for admissions - CBS Los Angeles (cbsnews.com)


No doubt their intention is to make the suspension of using standardized testing due to the excuse of C-19 permanent - (never let a crisis go to waste). 

For decades anti-conservative fanatics have quoted Karl Marx about the "injustice" of only awarding college degrees to those who have earned them through academic achievement - declaring that all capitalist meritocracies are inherently unjust. 

So now they are seizing the crisis with both hands and doing away with standardized testing as central criteria for admissions to colleges. 

No doubt the "multi-criteria" system they intend to set up will include Party membership and conformance to correct thought as the central pillars of the appraisal. 

Welcome to the Emerald City where the Wizard simply bestows upon the worthy a diploma which in itself will guarantee that they are of superior intellect, education and value in the job market (rolls eyes). 

What they are really doing is enacting equality by subtraction - declaring that if everyone can't earn a college degree, the standards will be lowered until everyone can. Which will of course soon make a degree from any Mexifornia state college virtually worthless.

 See, employers who need the people they hire to have a college degree also generally require that they are from accredited colleges with high standards for their curriculum, not liberal diploma-mills. 

Nobody wants to hire someone with a degree from, "Joe's College".






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What, if anything, have they proposed as alternative admission criteria? . . .
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Posted by: Russ Walden ®

03/24/2022, 13:44:37

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LFL --

This, along with the student loan program, is just another form of unemployment compensation.

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Russ







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Cue: Rev. Jesse Jackson: Affirmitah actchya (CRT)
Re: What, if anything, have they proposed as alternative admission criteria? . . . -- Russ Walden Post Reply Top of thread Forum

Posted by: LateForLunch ®

03/25/2022, 17:21:20

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"...CSU admission standards going forward will "utilize a multi-factored admission criteria to determine student eligibility in lieu of standardized test scores."

The CSU administrators are not being specific. So you know it will be derived from Criminal Race Theory (Marxism). Whatever abstruse, idiotic nonsense they come up with to justify it, you know it will be the same old Bravo Sierra (far-left Marxist cronyism) they have pushed for decades, thinly disguised as "reform". 

Degrees will be made easier for blacks, Latinos and other so called "minorities" to obtain while higher-achieving Caucasians and Asians will be persecuted, denied admission as they already are.  

The dropout rate for most black/Latino Mexifornia state university students has always been around 75% or worse- for whites/Asians it's been around 35%. That means only one-in-three blacks/Latinos who are admitted to state college actually graduate with a degree. 







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"That means only one-in-three blacks/Latinos who are admitted to state college actually graduate with a degree. " -- I would be surprised if it's actually that high.
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Posted by: Russ Walden ®

03/26/2022, 15:59:36

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Very difficult to find published information about that.
Re: "That means only one-in-three blacks/Latinos who are admitted to state college actually graduate with a degree. " -- I would be surprised if it's actually that high. -- Russ Walden Post Reply Top of thread Forum

Posted by: LateForLunch ®

03/26/2022, 18:43:39

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But the dirty little secret of college students is that the dropout rate is over 50% generally, so you know the rate is much higher for "minority" students. The numbers stated above were from my recollection of an article I read somewhere by a conservative commenting on what a royal anti-conservative-fanatic scam the college/university system has become. 

I misstated the number above - I vaguely recall that the graduation rate for black/Latino college students is under 25% (one-in-four) which is of course 50% lower than the average for all students. 

Only one-in-ten of the general population graduate from college the last time I checked. For blacks/Latinos it's got to be more like one-in-50.*

* It's the culture, not the color. People in lower-income demographics of all kinds tend to have the same poor graduation rates. Sub-culture predominates in many lower-income enclaves. Valuing edumacation (sic), thoughtfulness (in the literal sense) is not found much in lower-income demographics, so they often have a more-difficult time achieving (too much stress/disruption/distraction in their lives to concentrate on grades/studying). 






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