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To: RealMuLan who wrote (275916)2/2/2004 10:33:29 PM
From: GraceZ   of 436258
 
Assuming top US science and math programs take the world's best, and that a normal distribution of students, who are good at math and science, exist across all populations, foreign born students are grossly under represented in US graduate programs judging from the numbers you posted.

Now if you could explain why I would say that it would go a long way to convincing me that Asians are better at math and science!

PS any third year American born engineering or science undergraduate major who didn't sleep through probability could tell you the answer. I went to art school!
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