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Wednesday, April 30, 2008

acting affirmatively

at least at princeton, affirmative action doesnt help very much at the graduate level unless you are native american (slight boost for women applying to engineering programs).

domestic students are accepted at a slightly higher rate than internationals, but is likely related to a host of other factors as well.
Posted by Russian Federation at 2:46 AM
Labels: americanpolitics

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