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My sister has Down Syndrome. She has received special accommodations at school her entire life and those resources are a key reason why she is able to hold a job and be independent. Since she received these accommodations, and because she took different classes than other students, she was graded on a different GPA system than her peers.
I don’t care what you think about Israel and Palestine. I don’t care what you believe about Liz Magill. Universities taking political positions is bad for business, it’s bad for education, and it is alienating to affiliates of the university.
Starting your career is a lot like building a house. You start with nothing. All you’ve got is an idea, a rough blueprint, and the conviction that one day this barren piece of land will be a home. Currently, I am deciding between internships for next summer, which will likely become my career after I graduate in 2025 and the tract of land that I will build my house on … and I have no idea what I am doing.
I’ve been thinking about the Roman Empire. And not just because people keep asking me if I am. Maybe I’ve been reading too much Ray Dalio, listening to too much of the All-In Podcast, or watching too many elected officials transform into a food processor away from mashed potatoes — but I’m worried the American Empire will soon go the way of the Roman.
Penn can continue affirmative action. Managers at private universities are deciding to end affirmative action in admission policies, but doing so is not required. Let me explain.
Startups are exciting.
ChatGPT reached 100,000,000 users on Thursday in two months, which is a new world record that was completed almost five times faster than the previous fastest, TikTok. Its fast adoption and seemingly endless use cases have prompted stories saying it will destroy the world, save the world, and … make beer? However, among the millions of takes, I couldn’t find anything about how the Ivy League plans to change its curriculum in light of AI’s abilities. That’s a problem.