This may be why…
I’m guessing if you were a member or officer of your school’s Republican/Democrat club, that might be mentioned in extra-curriculars.Why would you advertise your politics of any stripe on an admission form? I'm having trouble understanding what context this would come up in.
Also sounds like this person doesn't actually make any decisions re: admissions so much ado about nothing
Or the top of the board with the Hampton thread. You never know around here.To the Round Table!
We've already discussed the Murdaugh situation. You don't like it. I get it. It is not the norm here, as you well know. It is an exception. But I've got to do right by my business. I don't have a choice.Or the top of the board with the Hampton thread. You never know around here.
It would be pretty bad if people were being denied because of who they want to vote for. But I'm not sure I really disagree with this:
"Reviewing college apps and, just wanna say: no one cares if you’re Republican. Like, small government, low taxes, etc., republican. BUT BUT BUT, if you’re gonna talk about being Republican (1) don’t act like it’s an oppressed group bc it’s not..."
Mentioning what political party you like in a college admissions essay is pretty dumb, especially if you're writing about your politics as if it makes you part of a victimized group. That said, this admissions counselor might be more impressed by other claims of oppression. And her second point is really, really silly.
If Clemson were really denying admission to Republicans, they'd have a pretty hard time finding students. I also find it hard to believe that Clemson isn't still a pretty conservative student body.
You are just bad @DaBadass - LOL thoughI guarantee you she is morbidly obese and lives alone with her cat, who’s the only man she needs.
RedState is explicitly right wing. Nobody expects them to be down the middle. The progressive/left-wing takeover of universities seems like a pretty obvious fact to me. Still, this one seems like much ado about nothing.Nailed it.
Also, "www.redstate.com"? Come on, surely their content isn't at all biased. I mean, just read the article title. 🤣
I swear, the things people get up in arms about. You just have to laugh at ridiculousness, no matter where it comes from, and move on with your day.
I guarantee you she is morbidly obese and lives alone with her cat, who’s the only man she needs.
That’s different than what she’s talking about, though.I’m guessing if you were a member or officer of your school’s Republican/Democrat club, that might be mentioned in extra-curriculars.
Moron is what came to mind for me.So she is not worried about receiving a state supported check from a state that is overly majority Republican? She seems like a sellout
I’m going to refrain from commenting on a woman’s appearance.
Agreed. If only she had stopped there.It would be pretty bad if people were being denied because of who they want to vote for. But I'm not sure I really disagree with this:
"Reviewing college apps and, just wanna say: no one cares if you’re Republican. Like, small government, low taxes, etc., republican. BUT BUT BUT, if you’re gonna talk about being Republican (1) don’t act like it’s an oppressed group bc it’s not..."
Mentioning what political party you like in a college admissions essay is pretty dumb, especially if you're writing about your politics as if it makes you part of a victimized group. That said, this admissions counselor might be more impressed by other claims of oppression. And her second point is really, really silly.
If Clemson were really denying admission to Republicans, they'd have a pretty hard time finding students. I also find it hard to believe that Clemson isn't still a pretty conservative student body.
Very sad truth!!Academia was infiltrated by Marxists decades ago. We've just reached the point at which they're the majority and hold positions of authority.
Entire Western world is fvcked and China is gettin' fat and happy
no, no one should care that she posted her opinion but the university should care that she might be collectively biased in her acceptance criteria. Her job is to find smart kids to attend Clemson, not hand select smart democrats to attend Clemson.RedState is explicitly right wing. Nobody expects them to be down the middle. The progressive/left-wing takeover of universities seems like a pretty obvious fact to me. Still, this one seems like much ado about nothing.
Also, nobody should care that some moron admissions counselor expresses her political opinions online. But she needs to understand that saying something as admissions counselor at Clemson will, and should, raise a few eyebrows. I also imagine there would be a pretty big uproar of a conservative admissions counselor said something along these lines, with the modification that some favored progressive group should stop talking about being oppressed as a reason for being admitted to Clemson.
This may be why…
She doesn’t actually say that she’ll discriminate against Republicans, though. She does say some stupid stuff about how somebody who does say they’re a Republican in their college admissions material should address being a Republican. But it’s stupid to talk about which political party you like in college admissions material when you’re 17/18, anyway.no, no one should care that she posted her opinion but the university should care that she might be collectively biased in her acceptance criteria. Her job is to find smart kids to attend Clemson, not hand select smart democrats to attend Clemson.
In the same breathe, an 18 year old kid applying to college should be allowed to have a political affiliation without their character being judged by which party they lean towards or immediately being called a racist. This country needs to consider a course correction.......total mess at the moment.
She doesn’t actually say that she’ll discriminate against Republicans, though. She does say some stupid stuff about how somebody who does say they’re a Republican in their college admissions material should address being a Republican. But it’s stupid to talk about which political party you like in college admissions material when you’re 17/18, anyway.
What if the kid wanted to represent their leadership skills by saying they were president of their schools young republicans club.Actually political affiliation or believe shouldn’t even be on the application. What does that have to do with acceptable college criteria?
Yeah, that second part was ridiculous. And I agree that if she was making even the first statement about some other groups, people would at least suspect her of discrimination. I read the first part as being about somebody writing an essay about how persecuted they were as a Republican. That's different than just having clubs in your extra-curriculars or mentioning that you were active.What if you're a member of young Republicans or some other political group affiliated with your high school? Maybe even in a leadership position that you would want to reference in your application? I wouldn't call that stupid.
This comment should probably have her removed from any position that has any influence on admission decisions:
unless you ACTIVELY DENOUNCE the white supremacy and misogyny, etc., within your party, you are going out of your way to identify with an oppressive group
She's racking up a ton of swipe lefts.I’m going to refrain from commenting on a woman’s appearance.