College Applications
MisEducation
Supreme Court Decisions
Latino Politics
Penn State Examples
100

What are the three steps of the admissions process?

1. Reading/rating

2. Storytelling

3. Class Crafting

100

What type of university did Monica and Karen go to?

Public University

100

When were major college supreme court decisions made?

2003

100

What did the research investigate?

Latino students' experiences in relation to politics.

100

What type of university is Penn State?

Public University

200

What are F rounds?

The round where committee members go back after mentally accepting a student to see how much financial aid an applicant will cost.

Seeing Applicants as numbers!

200

What was the first thing that made Monica and Karen's grades fall?

Partying

200

What was found in the decision Gratz v Bollinger?

University of Michigan’s undergrad college as unconstitutional since it had a fixed number of points for certain races.

200

What (3) types of universities were investigated in the Inhibiting Lationo Politics reading.

Liberal Arts Colleges, Research Universities, and Research Public Universities.

200

What type of pathway does Penn State exhibit?

Party pathway.

300

What can be an advantage in the application process?

A good story.

300

Where did they (Monica and Karen) graduate from and why?

Community college since it was less expensive, academic focused, smaller, and had more practical majors.

300

What part of University of Michigan did Grutter v Bollinger?

U of Michigan's Law School

300

What are the advantages of Latino students being in Liberal Arts Colleges?

Extensive support, small class sizes, and mentorship.

300

What Latinx Organizations does Penn State have?

Association of Latino Professionals for America (SMEAL)

Mexican American Student Association

Latino Caucus

And many many more!

400

Why is the college application process NOT humane or remedial?

Those that are wealthy and politically affluent have an advantage, thus making the college application process biased!

400

How can the US make colleges better for those that are not in the top 1%?

Have funding at the state and federal levels so that public universities do not rely on the tuition money, greek life, and the reputation of the university.

400

What is individual consideration?

Race be used in a flexible, nonmechanical way. Without establishing quotas for certain racial groups.

400

How is appropriate political action determined?

By the setting and how individuals use organization and culture cues to fashion political selves.

400

How much financial aid does Penn State give to students no matter what?

$5,500 .... is this enough?


500

What is special about the Rule of One Pick?

it allows committee members to pick anyone without constraint, thus making wealth/class bias and financial aid costs less important.

500

What is a mobility pathway?

Opposite of a party pathway:

- Focuses on academics, more career-based majors, smaller class sizes and etc.

500

How SHOULD universities see race?

As a “plus” factor for individualized consideration

500

What was the response to student movements in the 1960s and 1970s when Chicano students demanded improvements on college campuses for Mexican Americans?

Colleges providing educational opportunity offices and ethnic studies programs to support Latino incorporation in higher education

500

When did Latina/o Studies at Penn State earn college-level program status in the College of the Liberal Arts?

2021!

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