A well-to-do executive recently lamented in conversation that his Princeton-educated daughter, a partner at a Big Four accounting firm who had received perfect scores on her SATs, had not been admitted into Yale’s graduate business school. She wasn’t accepted, he said, because of Yale’s diversity programs. His daughter’s spot, he claimed, had gone to a less qualified, minority applicant.

Philip Berkowitz

As she was denied entry into Yale, where, one wondered, had his daughter received her MBA? To what school had she been relegated by this injustice? His answer: Wharton. Well, good gracious.

Johane Severin

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