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Get rid of that damn top 10% rule and then you can start to restrict who comes in from Blinn. Not all high schools were created equal.
Umm what?? The majority of students A&M accepts are outside the top 10%. This is solely A&M's fault.
I'm not faulting A&M, I'm faulting politicians that passed the top 10% rule. The top 10% rule forced A&M to expand enrollment in the first place. I'm one of those that went to a good high school, yet wasn't in the top 10%. Went to Blinn for a year and here I am with a degree from A&M and an MBA from SHSU.
When they did this, people who would have gone to satellite campuses are now going to the main campus because why the hell not. I'm in automatically.
Being in the top 10% should not entitle you to a college degree.