Harvard and other elite institutions are suspected to have intentionally discriminated against Asian-American students in their admission processes.

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Con: 70% percent of Asian-Americans support affirmative action regardless.

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Pro: Data shows that white and Asian students received a "point penalty" on their SAT scores while minority students received point bonuses when being judged for college admissions.

Should affirmative action be required in college admissions?

Harvard and other elite institutions are suspected to have intentionally discriminated against Asian-American students in their admission processes.

Pros

Cons

Data shows that white and Asian students received a "point penalty" on their SAT scores while minority students received point bonuses when being judged for college admissions.

70% percent of Asian-Americans support affirmative action regardless.

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Harvard and other elite institutions are suspected to have intentionally discriminated against Asian-American students in their admission processes.

Pro claim 1

Data shows that white and Asian students received a "point penalty" on their SAT scores while minority students received point bonuses when being judged for college admissions.

Con claim 1

70% percent of Asian-Americans support affirmative action regardless.