If anyone who applied to the University of Texas at Austin and got rejected and filed suit against it, arguing that the University had discriminated against them base on race. Then there is no clear merit or rule how the University of Texas at Austin should use to accept students below the top 10 percent of all Texas high school 's graduating class. For those who failed to be top 10 percent, there is still a way for them to get in by evaluating their talents, leadership qualities, family circumstances, and race (Toobin par.3). The university have grown to be really powerful in admitting its own students, but it seems there exists hidden discrimination that is influenced by racism, unawareness, or apathy towards a particular group, which is lack of viability of persons from that group in prominent and powerful positions. Formally removing colleges entry barriers and increasing educational access may create more conducive circumstances for education institutions to admit on the basis of capability, merit, and increasingly overlooking
If anyone who applied to the University of Texas at Austin and got rejected and filed suit against it, arguing that the University had discriminated against them base on race. Then there is no clear merit or rule how the University of Texas at Austin should use to accept students below the top 10 percent of all Texas high school 's graduating class. For those who failed to be top 10 percent, there is still a way for them to get in by evaluating their talents, leadership qualities, family circumstances, and race (Toobin par.3). The university have grown to be really powerful in admitting its own students, but it seems there exists hidden discrimination that is influenced by racism, unawareness, or apathy towards a particular group, which is lack of viability of persons from that group in prominent and powerful positions. Formally removing colleges entry barriers and increasing educational access may create more conducive circumstances for education institutions to admit on the basis of capability, merit, and increasingly overlooking