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re: Auburn is the least diverse of any school in P5...
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:04 pm to Radio One
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:04 pm to Radio One
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You don’t get to distinguish between conservative whites and liberal whites. All whites — whether of English, Polish, Jewish, etc. ancestry — are the problem, and over represented in higher education.
This also applies to white-adjacent groups, such as (east) Asians and Hispanics/Latinx.
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Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:05 pm to diddlydawg7
Where's the chart for the SWAC?
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:05 pm to diddlydawg7
I knew Auburn didn't like to admit black non-athletes, but I'm really surprised by Aggie.
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:19 pm to BevoBucks
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As of July 2022, Hispanics are once again the largest group in the state, reversing a trend from the mid-1840’s on.
Wow. As noted, lot of changes coming to Texas. It won’t be red for much longer.
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:25 pm to BLG
If we'd a known how much trouble they'd be, we'd have picked our own damned cotton.
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:25 pm to BLG
That's not necessarily a bad thing.
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:26 pm to AuburnTigers
I'm sorry you couldn't get an athletic scholarship.
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:27 pm to BLG
So not many white people?
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:28 pm to John Milner
quote:That’s the theory from political pundits, but the numbers aren’t bearing that out. Turns out, the Hispanic bloc’s seen socialist agenda up close and wants nothing to do with it.
As noted, lot of changes coming to Texas. It won’t be red for much longer.
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:28 pm to i am dan
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Sports over education?
SEC!
It just means more.
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:35 pm to Evolved Simian
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I knew Auburn didn't like to admit black non-athletes, but I'm really surprised by Aggie.
There is an HBCU about 30 minutes southwest of Texas A&M called Prairie View A&M. Absent some sort of outside government coercion, people usually like to hang out with others who are like themselves. A black kid in Texas can pick between two campuses offering similar majors with strong ROTC programs, but one is almost entirely populated by black students and one is almost entirely whites, Asians & Hispanics. Which campus do you think most will choose (assuming they could meet the academic requirements of both)?
This post was edited on 3/28/24 at 2:37 pm
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:35 pm to Evolved Simian
quote:When did Alabama desegregate its football team? = On September 12th, 1970, The University of Alabama's Crimson Tide was still racially segregated; This soon changed after losing to USC's all-Black backfield
I knew Auburn didn't like to admit black non-athletes, but I'm really surprised by Aggie.
1970 Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:41 pm to AuburnTigers
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When did Alabama desegregate its football team? = On September 12th, 1970, The University of Alabama's Crimson Tide was still racially segregated; This soon changed after losing to USC's all-Black backfield
That's not true, Wilbur Jackson was already on the team but true freshmen weren't eligible to play at the time.
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1970
I mean, that applies to a majority of charter members.
UK 1966
AU, MSU, UF 1969
Bama, Vandy 1970
LSU, UGA 1971
Ole Miss 1972
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:41 pm to BLG
frick off gump
Posted on 3/28/24 at 2:45 pm to dcbl
frick diversity it's for weak cucks
Posted on 3/28/24 at 4:02 pm to tigersmanager
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frick diversity it's for weak cucks
What a dumbass.
In non pc terms it means that Auburn no like black students if they don’t play football or basketball.
Posted on 3/28/24 at 4:09 pm to BLG
Whether it’s a good thing or not, I don’t know… but Auburn has positioned itself to be a magnate for the wealthy.
According to data from the New York Times, the median income of parents who send their kids to various schools looks like this for the SEC:
$204,500- Vanderbilt
$143,000- Auburn
$130,900- Texas A&M
$130,200- Alabama
$129,800- Georgia
$123,900- Texas
$116,600- Ole Miss
$116,300- Arkansas
$113,900- Oklahoma
$111,900- Kentucky
$110,100- Missouri
$108,800- LSU
$106,700- Florida
$96,900- Tennessee
$95,500- S Carolina
$90,300- Mississippi State
Of the 65 football Power programs, Auburn ranks 12th, but the only schools above AU are mostly coastal private schools. Here are the Top 15 with public schools shown in BOLD
$221,500- Wake Forest
$204,500- Vanderbilt
$194,100- Boston College
$191,400- Notre Dame
$187,300- TCU
$167,500- Stanford
$161,400- USC
$155,500- Virginia
$154,000- Michigan
$146,600- Miami
$143,000- Auburn
$142,800- Virginia Tech
$135,100- North Carolina
$133,700- Colorado
$130,900- Texas A&M
But what is crazy is Auburn is in a state with one of the lowest median incomes in America, and Auburn draws over 60% of its enrollment from inside the state… and about 90% from Alabama and bordering states.
I think you can somewhat track Auburn’s increase in attracting wealthier kids with Alabama’s rise in out of state kids that started about 20 years ago. When Bama started prioritizing kids from Illinois and California, Auburn started getting the vast majority of wealthy kids from the wealthier high schools in Alabama.
According to data from the New York Times, the median income of parents who send their kids to various schools looks like this for the SEC:
$204,500- Vanderbilt
$143,000- Auburn
$130,900- Texas A&M
$130,200- Alabama
$129,800- Georgia
$123,900- Texas
$116,600- Ole Miss
$116,300- Arkansas
$113,900- Oklahoma
$111,900- Kentucky
$110,100- Missouri
$108,800- LSU
$106,700- Florida
$96,900- Tennessee
$95,500- S Carolina
$90,300- Mississippi State
Of the 65 football Power programs, Auburn ranks 12th, but the only schools above AU are mostly coastal private schools. Here are the Top 15 with public schools shown in BOLD
$221,500- Wake Forest
$204,500- Vanderbilt
$194,100- Boston College
$191,400- Notre Dame
$187,300- TCU
$167,500- Stanford
$161,400- USC
$155,500- Virginia
$154,000- Michigan
$146,600- Miami
$143,000- Auburn
$142,800- Virginia Tech
$135,100- North Carolina
$133,700- Colorado
$130,900- Texas A&M
But what is crazy is Auburn is in a state with one of the lowest median incomes in America, and Auburn draws over 60% of its enrollment from inside the state… and about 90% from Alabama and bordering states.
I think you can somewhat track Auburn’s increase in attracting wealthier kids with Alabama’s rise in out of state kids that started about 20 years ago. When Bama started prioritizing kids from Illinois and California, Auburn started getting the vast majority of wealthy kids from the wealthier high schools in Alabama.
Posted on 3/28/24 at 4:14 pm to John Milner
quote:You can't force people of a certain race to apply for admission to a school. The only thing you can do is have different admission standards based off of skin color.
In non pc terms it means that Auburn no like black students if they don’t play football or basketball.
So please tell me which races should have lower SAT/ACT scores and HS GPA for admission.
Posted on 3/28/24 at 4:30 pm to GoGators1995
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AU, 1969
quote:Bama racist as frick. Thanks for proving my point
Bama, 1970
Posted on 3/28/24 at 4:35 pm to AUTiger789
Auburn University receives record-breaking applicants for fall 2024:
Among the more than 55,000 applications received for fall 2024, the applicant pool included more than 12,000 Alabama residents, with representation from every county in the state and all states in the nation. All totaled, 39% of applicants secured admissions, with 34% hailing from Alabama. Additionally, 25% of the admitted students were from an underrepresented background, further emphasizing the university’s dedication to access.
First-year students admitted in early action for fall 2024 had an average ACT score of 29 and an average GPA of 4.2,
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