Richard D. Kahlenberg,
The Century Foundation,
5/24/2010
In Sunday's Washington PostOutlook section, I outlined five myths about who gets into college. The myths include:
1. Admissions officers have figured out how to reward merit above connections and wealth. 2. Disadvantages based on race are still the biggest obstacles to getting into college. 3. Generous financial aid policies are the key to boosting socioeconomic diversity. 4. Selective colleges are too expensive and aren't worth the investment. 5. With more students going to college, we're closer to the goal of equal opportunity. Continue Reading on the Taking Note Blog.
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