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Stanford offered admission to 287 students, or 13.8% of the class — with 92% related to alumni and 8% with ties only to donors.

Of course these numbers tell you nothing about whether legacy admits get any sort of advantage compared to non-legacy admits. 

In any case this bill may not mean much for Stanford. 

Stanford students received $3.2 million in Cal Grant support for 2022-23, Mostofi said, compared with $263 million in total institutional aid.

The money at risk seems like a relative drop in the bucket. But even so, I imagine it would be difficult to enforce it if it were to even be passed.

Amazing that with a $70 Billion shortfall the California legislature has time for this.  I’m not sure they can dictate admissions policies to private schools anymore than they could tell a family business not to hire the children of the owners.  Meh

[Mudhead]

Stanford offered admission to 287 students, or 13.8% of the class — with 92% related to alumni and 8% with ties only to donors.

Of course these numbers tell you nothing about whether legacy admits get any sort of advantage compared to non-legacy admits. 

In any case this bill may not mean much for Stanford. 

Stanford students received $3.2 million in Cal Grant support for 2022-23, Mostofi said, compared with $263 million in total institutional aid.

The money at risk seems like a relative drop in the bucket. But even so, I imagine it would be difficult to enforce it if it were to even be passed.

Amazing that with a $70 Billion shortfall the California legislature has time for this.  I’m not sure they can dictate admissions policies to private schools anymore than they could tell a family business not to hire the children of the owners.  Meh