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...Harvard is returning to—are beneficial, they only help the rich. Affluent students do not need the extra months to compare non-binding offers. When financial aid packages are not at issue, prospective students can spend a leisurely fall making decisions about which college to attend??since comparing price tags is not necessary for these students, neither are the months in which...
Similarly, sections should not be mandatory. Students who do not wish to participate in discussion should not have to. If there are interesting points brought up in a section which they do not attend??useful for either intellectual enrichment or a future exam—that is their loss. If the section is dull or useless, then no one should have to attend. Forcing students to contribute to discussions in which they are uninterested is a waste of everyone’s time, adversely affecting other students’ experiences as well as wasting the TF?...
...student applies early decision to Yale and early action to Harvard and is accepted by both, she could try to choose Harvard and send in her check. When Yale realizes she is not planning to attend??either by notification or because it never gets a deposit—Yale contacts her high school’s guidance counselor, who informs them that she is headed for Cambridge. Yale then contacts Harvard to inform Harvard about the early decision commitment...
...many respects, it is not Harvard as a teaching institution that makes students here successful, but rather the selection criteria and applicant pool that allow highly motivated, upwardly mobile students to attend??students who will succeed anyway—and allow Harvard to ride its students’ coattails to name recognition. Harvard maintains its “greatness” through its social momentum, a culturally ingrained self-fulfilling prophecy. People believe Harvard provides an excellent education and that this education is what allows for success, when in reality much of the success that Harvard students enjoy...