[cardcrimson]

[Stanford has done such an amazing job already diversifying its student base beyond privilege with a high percentage of first generation college students, it doesn't seem like they are lacking in diminishing privilege.  There is only one ethnic group at Stanford massively underrepresented relative to is population base in this country.   https://facts.stanford.edu/academics/und...e-profile/

Curious as to your comment, so I looked it up. Interesting. Regardless of ethnicity, if the athletes can self fund, Let Them Play.

Ethnic Diversity Stanford %; US % (from the link and wikipedia)
American Indian or Alaska Native  1%; .7%
Asian  25%; 5%
Black or African American  7%; 12%
Hispanic or Latino  17%; 17.6%
International  11%
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander  <1%; .7%
White  29%; 61.5%
Two or more races  10%; 2%
Unknown  <1%; <1%

[cardcrimson]

[Stanford has done such an amazing job already diversifying its student base beyond privilege with a high percentage of first generation college students, it doesn't seem like they are lacking in diminishing privilege.  There is only one ethnic group at Stanford massively underrepresented relative to is population base in this country.   https://facts.stanford.edu/academics/und...e-profile/

Curious as to your comment, so I looked it up. Interesting. Regardless of ethnicity, if the athletes can self fund, Let Them Play.

Ethnic Diversity Stanford %; US % (from the link and wikipedia)
American Indian or Alaska Native  1%; .7%
Asian  25%; 5%
Black or African American  7%; 12%
Hispanic or Latino  17%; 17.6%
International  11%
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander  <1%; .7%
White  29%; 61.5%
Two or more races  10%; 2%
Unknown  <1%; <1%