By: Jack

Jack
Thu, 30 Jun 2016 14:19:53 +0000

“OSU’s minority enrollment for 2015 stood at 18.6 percent, a record high, according to the most recent enrollment report.
For fall 2015, UT Austin’s minority and foreign enrollment stood at 55 percent, according to school data.”

But UT Austin isn’t diverse enough? And they guarantee enrollment for top-of-class students before considering other reasons to reject, but they were sued over rejecting someone who wasn’t in the top of their class?

“Within BSA we have diversity in majors, hometowns, interests,” McDaniels said, “Diversity is so much more than what people think.”

Is this implying that other races don’t have diversity in any aspect? They all come from the same hometown, have the same majors and interests?

“Although BSA has diversity within itself, “it ends there,” she said, “There’s no mixing between clubs. Certain clubs have diversity, but it doesn’t extend beyond there.””

So maybe before we make it a rule to bring in more diverse groups of students – even though the cost may be a lower quality of students, we might want to work on actually bringing together the students that are currently on campus instead of creating even larger cliques that divide the campus further.