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Black Harvard, Princeton, Cal Tech and University of Chicago Students Graduate At Higher Rates Than Classmates Overall

According to Forbes.com, statistics from a publicly-available U.S. Department of Education database reveal that six-year graduation rates (a commonly-used metric in higher education) for Black students are higher at Harvard and Princeton than they are for the overall student body (equal at Ivy League sister school Yale), as well as at other highly-selective private institutions like Cal TechUniversity of Chicago, Johns Hopkins University, Case Western Reserve University, and Wake Forest University.

To quote the article:

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled race-conscious college admissions policies and practices unconstitutional. Affirmative Action opponents have long argued that admitting presumably unqualified applicants of color to highly-selective institutions sets those students up for failure because they can’t do the work.

If completing a bachelor’s degree is a reasonable measure of whether someone has what it takes to succeed in the Ivy League or at another highly-selective university, then federal data from the three institutions where admission slots are among the most coveted in the world confirm that Black students are indeed more than capable and deserving of the opportunities they earned.

At Harvard, it’s 98% for undergraduates overall and 99% for Black collegians. It’s also 99% for Black students at Princeton, compared to 97% of bachelor’s degree seekers there overall. Additionally, 98% of Yale students graduate within six years – the exact same for Black Yalies.

Read more: www.forbes.com/sites/shaunharper/2023/07/03/graduation-rates-higher-for-black-collegians-than-for-students-overall-at-harvard-and-princeton-equal-at-yale/

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Most-Needed Freelancing Skills From Harlem To Hollywood To Learn In 2023

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Freelancing has gained significant popularity in recent years, offering individuals the flexibility to work on their terms and pursue a diverse range of career opportunities. As we approach 2023, certain freelancing professions are in high demand. It gives you the freedom to work for whomever you want and whenever you want. According to a survey…

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Mastering E-Commerce: Expert Tips To Boost Your Online Sales

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In today’s digital age, the e-commerce industry is booming, and online sales have become a crucial aspect of success for businesses, including furniture e-commerce stores. However, with the growing competition in the market, it’s essential to stay ahead of the game and continuously optimize your online sales strategies. In this article, we will explore expert…

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Harlem’s WE ACT Rallied For Legislative Action And Mayoral Accountability On NYC’s Extreme Heat

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WE ACT for Environmental Justice held a rally in City Hall Park today to demand action from the New York City Council on extreme heat. Fellow advocates including GOLES, New Yorkers for Parks, NRDC, El Puente, NYLCV, South Bronx Unite, and the Waterfront Alliance were joined by New York City Comptroller Brad Lander, Councilmember Shaun Abreu,…

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