Jul 20, 2018
3:47:56pm
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It isn't punishing scholastic achievement. It is considering more than just
scholastics. It clearly takes more than just good grades and good test taking skills to succeed in life. Why should BYU not consider other non-scholastic points in admissions, if their goals is to bring in, nurture and build future leaders? BYU ihas differnt aim than an Ivy League or military academy. They consider things important to BYU and to the LDS church that are unimportant to other schools.
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That is ridiculous and hopefully the person you spoke to is dead wrong about it. Rejecting the best and brightest so
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lol. Its not better than the U. As much as I dislike the U its more rigorous than accepts anything with a
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It is unfortunately true. BYU has gone to what they call a "holistic" approach. It's a way they can punish high
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GPA and ACT are the best metrics... they should be weighted accordingly. BYU should take the best. They don't and it's
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