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Originally Posted by Daneel
Quotas? Why don't you get a fact check. It's as hard for Indian-Americans and Asian-Americans to get into college because of affirmative action, as it is for caucasian-Americans.
And as for international students: DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW DIFFICULT IT IS TO COME TO THE US FOR COLLEGE OR GRAD SCHOOL?
And no, I am not saying that all international students are smarter than American students. I am merely saying that many of the international students who come to this country have had to work a LOT harder to come here for graduate school or college, than the corresponding American student.
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You're right, its very difficult. As my username suggests, I'm originally from Canada but moved to Florida in high school and now go to a private university in Texas. The main reason I moved there in the first place was for school so I could attend university here and live in the US afterward. Would I have been able to get into the schools I did had I graduated in Canada...maybe, but probably not.
But going along with what somebody else said, I think American schools taught in english should only hire people that have enough proficiency to be able to teach their students and have the students understand and learn from them.