先祝贺今年录取的孩子！
看了看族裔比例，貌似只有亚裔的比例从前四年的41%上升到今年的47%，升幅6%；
其他族裔都下降了，非裔下降幅度最大，其次西裔：
非裔：8%（13%到5%）
西裔：4%（15%到11%）
白人：1%（38%到37%）
美洲印第安人/阿拉斯加原住民：1%（2%到1%）
降幅总数超过升幅啊……再算了算，今年总百分比是101%，前四年有109%。说明前四年的混血儿学生更多？
期待另几个高校的数据……
https://www.aboluowang.com/2024/0823/2093976.html
麻省理工新生近一半是亚裔 黑人学生比例下降8%
周三，麻省理工学院公布了2028届新生的族群分布。麻省理工学院今年共录取1102名本科生，其中5%是黑人/非裔美国人，1%是美洲印第安人/阿拉斯加原住民，11%是西班牙裔/拉丁裔，47%是亚裔美国人，37%是白人。（一名学生可能被归入多个类别）
相比之下，在过去四年中，黑人/非裔美国人占比13%，美洲印第安人/阿拉斯加原住民占比2%，西班牙裔/拉丁裔占比15%，夏威夷原住民/太平洋岛民占比1%，亚裔美国人占比41%，白人占比38%。
在美国最高法院推翻平权法案后，今年，麻省理工学院的亚裔新生增加了6%，创下历史新高。与此同时，黑人/非裔美国新生减少了8%，西班牙裔/拉丁裔新生减少了4%。
“到目前为止，你可能已经了解了麻省理工学院2028届新生的族群分布。”麻省理工学院校长莎莉·科恩布鲁斯（Sally Kornbluth）在一段视频声明中表示，“2028届新生一如既往地在各个方面都非常优秀。然而，由于去年最高法院的裁决，麻省理工学院无法继续维持过去几十年来通过各种努力在学生群体中实现的族裔多样性。”
美国亚裔教育联盟（Asian American Coalition for Education）主席赵宇空表示，看到麻省理工学院亚裔学生比例增加，联盟成员都感到非常激动和欣慰。
“美国大学做到了择优录取，这让我们非常激动。这对美国的亚裔学生来说是一次胜利。”赵宇空表示，他衷心感谢公平录取学生组织（Students for Fair Admissions）及其创办人为争取教育平等而做出的努力。
今年是美国高等教育具有里程碑意义的一年，最高法院的裁决对大学的招生政策产生了重大的影响。希望更多顶尖学府可以真正做到“择优录取”......
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麻省理工新生族群分布：亚裔近半，非裔西裔比例下降
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#2 Re: 麻省理工新生族群分布：亚裔近半，非裔西裔比例下降
数据应该是来自路透社的新闻：
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/mits-e ... 024-08-21/
MIT's enrollment of Black, Latino students drops after Supreme Court affirmative action ban
By Gabriella Borter
August 21, 2024
MIT President Sally Kornbluth speaks during Commencement ceremonies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S., May 30, 2024.
Aug 21 (Reuters) - The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's incoming freshman class this year dropped to just 16% Black, Hispanic, Native American or Pacific Islander students compared to 31% in previous years after the U.S. Supreme Court banned colleges from using race as a factor in admissions in 2023, the elite engineering school said.
The proportion of Asian American students in the incoming class rose from 41% to 47%, while white students made up about the same share of the class as in recent years.
MIT administrators said the statistics are the result of the Supreme Court's decision last year to ban affirmative action, a practice that many selective U.S. colleges and universities used for decades to boost enrollment of underrepresented minority groups.
Harvard and the University of North Carolina, the defendants in the Supreme Court case, argued that they wanted to promote diversity to offer educational opportunities broadly and bring a range of perspectives to their campuses. The conservative-leaning Court ruled that their race-conscious admissions practices violated the U.S. Constitution's promise of equal protection under the law.
"The class is, as always, outstanding across multiple dimensions," MIT President Sally Kornbluth said in a statement about the Class of 2028.
"But what it does not bring, as a consequence of last year’s Supreme Court decision, is the same degree of broad racial and ethnic diversity that the MIT community has worked together to achieve over the past several decades."
This year's freshman class at MIT is 5% Black, 1% American Indian/Alaskan Native, 11% Hispanic and 0% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander. It is 47% Asian American and 37% white. (Some students identified as more than one racial group).
By comparison, the past four years of incoming freshmen were a combined 13% Black, 2% American Indian/Alaskan Native, 15% Hispanic and 1% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander. The previous four classes were 41% Asian American and 38% white.
U.S. college administrators revamped their recruitment and admissions strategies to comply with the court ruling and try to keep historically marginalized groups in their applicant and admit pool.
Kornbluth said MIT's efforts had apparently not been effective enough, and going forward the school would better advertise its generous financial aid and invest in expanding access to science and math education for young students across the country to mitigate their enrollment gaps.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/mits-e ... 024-08-21/
MIT's enrollment of Black, Latino students drops after Supreme Court affirmative action ban
By Gabriella Borter
August 21, 2024
MIT President Sally Kornbluth speaks during Commencement ceremonies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S., May 30, 2024.
Aug 21 (Reuters) - The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's incoming freshman class this year dropped to just 16% Black, Hispanic, Native American or Pacific Islander students compared to 31% in previous years after the U.S. Supreme Court banned colleges from using race as a factor in admissions in 2023, the elite engineering school said.
The proportion of Asian American students in the incoming class rose from 41% to 47%, while white students made up about the same share of the class as in recent years.
MIT administrators said the statistics are the result of the Supreme Court's decision last year to ban affirmative action, a practice that many selective U.S. colleges and universities used for decades to boost enrollment of underrepresented minority groups.
Harvard and the University of North Carolina, the defendants in the Supreme Court case, argued that they wanted to promote diversity to offer educational opportunities broadly and bring a range of perspectives to their campuses. The conservative-leaning Court ruled that their race-conscious admissions practices violated the U.S. Constitution's promise of equal protection under the law.
"The class is, as always, outstanding across multiple dimensions," MIT President Sally Kornbluth said in a statement about the Class of 2028.
"But what it does not bring, as a consequence of last year’s Supreme Court decision, is the same degree of broad racial and ethnic diversity that the MIT community has worked together to achieve over the past several decades."
This year's freshman class at MIT is 5% Black, 1% American Indian/Alaskan Native, 11% Hispanic and 0% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander. It is 47% Asian American and 37% white. (Some students identified as more than one racial group).
By comparison, the past four years of incoming freshmen were a combined 13% Black, 2% American Indian/Alaskan Native, 15% Hispanic and 1% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander. The previous four classes were 41% Asian American and 38% white.
U.S. college administrators revamped their recruitment and admissions strategies to comply with the court ruling and try to keep historically marginalized groups in their applicant and admit pool.
Kornbluth said MIT's efforts had apparently not been effective enough, and going forward the school would better advertise its generous financial aid and invest in expanding access to science and math education for young students across the country to mitigate their enrollment gaps.
#13 Re: 麻省理工新生族群分布：亚裔近半，非裔西裔比例下降
亚裔真的被逼得没有办法了
买提是好学校，但主流还是几个文科疼校
美帝重文科，不重理科，难道还看不出来吗
一个极端情况是Caltech
黄皮比例近一半
这个学校出来的混学术圈，工业界某些领域好用
对于主流，就是隐形人
以至于geek到，有部电视剧（喜剧），来专门揶揄这个学校的geek学生。。
买提是好学校，但主流还是几个文科疼校
美帝重文科，不重理科，难道还看不出来吗
一个极端情况是Caltech
黄皮比例近一半
这个学校出来的混学术圈，工业界某些领域好用
对于主流，就是隐形人
以至于geek到，有部电视剧（喜剧），来专门揶揄这个学校的geek学生。。
#14 Re: 麻省理工新生族群分布：亚裔近半，非裔西裔比例下降
属实，什么时候买提和Caltech成为top2了才能MAGA
fyou 写了： 2024年 8月 23日 08:20 亚裔真的被逼得没有办法了
买提是好学校，但主流还是几个文科疼校
美帝重文科，不重理科，难道还看不出来吗
一个极端情况是Caltech
黄皮比例近一半
这个学校出来的混学术圈，工业界某些领域好用
对于主流，就是隐形人
以至于geek到，有部电视剧（喜剧），来专门揶揄这个学校的geek学生。。
出门一笑无拘碍，云在西湖月在天。
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WarmFall（秋意浓）
- 著名点评
2024年度十大优秀网友
WarmFall 的博客 - 帖子互动： 784
- 帖子： 4878
- 注册时间： 2022年 8月 11日 14:02
#16 Re: 麻省理工新生族群分布：亚裔近半，非裔西裔比例下降
African Americanwh 写了： 2024年 8月 23日 04:01 什么叫AA去那里？
听学区群的家长说藤校今年学费还是其他什么费又涨了一大截。无奈华裔就是看重名校品牌。不过找不到工作不至于吧，大概就是找不到工资高的工作。
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WarmFall（秋意浓）
- 著名点评
2024年度十大优秀网友
WarmFall 的博客 - 帖子互动： 784
- 帖子： 4878
- 注册时间： 2022年 8月 11日 14:02
#19 Re: 麻省理工新生族群分布：亚裔近半，非裔西裔比例下降
我咋觉得stem是主流？中学好像很强调stem学科，考大学的孩子绝大部分都学stem专业，很少听到学文科的。fyou 写了： 2024年 8月 23日 08:20 亚裔真的被逼得没有办法了
买提是好学校，但主流还是几个文科疼校
美帝重文科，不重理科，难道还看不出来吗
一个极端情况是Caltech
黄皮比例近一半
这个学校出来的混学术圈，工业界某些领域好用
对于主流，就是隐形人
以至于geek到，有部电视剧（喜剧），来专门揶揄这个学校的geek学生。。
文科是挺重要，我们学区群家长说高四的娃最好请英语老师写推荐信，写得漂亮
我看我们老板给员工或学生写的推荐信、募捐信等等，确实很动人，让人觉得文科是有用