The idea of the United States is based on a multiracial, multicultural equality. Lamentably, this equality is often surface, and does not seep into every social field. Colleges in the United States differ importanly from those in Europe. The notion of the Ivy League schools has consumed most of the US’ population and to a certain extent, people from all around the world. If you attend an Ivy League school you are set for life – or at least this is the prevailing sentiment. That explains the enormous effort and the sacrifices that are made by young people for the admission acceptance of a prestigious college. But what is taken under consideration when choosing from a pile of students, all of whom have good grades? Is it just high grades, good
