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originally posted by: ketsuko
Maybe he won't, but if he goes into SJW courses, he'll simply end up with four years of debt and a fairly worthless "studies" degree that qualifies him to work at some non-profit where he'll never make enough to pay down his loan bills.
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: ketsuko
The guy maybe smart as a tack, but he neglected to fill out the app correctly. I would have bottom stacked him. And yes he will fit right in to the college experience in 2017.
originally posted by: crayzeed
a reply to: nightbringr
In answer to your question any and I mean any descent university abhors and detests Plagiarism. Get that word?
He used a common statement Black Lives Matter 100 times, that's known as Plagiarism. ie he didn't use his own intellect to form a coherent answer to the posed question just parroted a well known statement.
That in my opinion shows a lack of intellect not a clever or appropriate answer to the question.
But if you know what the questioner wants to hear and it can be any BS your in.
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: nightbringr
Oh, goodness. What was your question?
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: nightbringr
Would you say that writing over and over #blacklivesmatter is a positive or a negative?
Mr Ahmed is also involved in combating racial stereotypes, as the founder of teen organisation Redefy and the co-founder of the youth-focused consultancy firm JÜV Consulting. In 2015 the 18-year-old gave a TedxTalk in Panama about what it was like to be a Muslim teenager in the US.
originally posted by: nightbringr
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: nightbringr
If he can't fill out an app properly, should he be admitted? Or do we let anything go?
You didn't answer my question, and more importantly dont question his ties to RHC and the possibility that is why he was admitted.
You might be missing the most important part of this whole deal, and wilfully so.
Mr Ahmed is also involved in combating racial stereotypes, as the founder of teen organisation Redefy and the co-founder of the youth-focused consultancy firm JÜV Consulting. In 2015 the 18-year-old gave a TedxTalk in Panama about what it was like to be a Muslim teenager in the US.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Kukri
So why did he blow off an opportunity to talk about all that in his app? He could have talked about that instead of simply writing #BlackLivesMatter 100 times. It was sort of like blowing off the application with a cheap gimmick. Someone with that much in his resume should be capable of some work don't you think?
Mr Ahmed is also involved in combating racial stereotypes, as the founder of teen organisation Redefy and the co-founder of the youth-focused consultancy firm JÜV Consulting. In 2015 the 18-year-old gave a TedxTalk in Panama about what it was like to be a Muslim teenager in the US.
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: 3daysgone
That is a good point. He is definitely motivated by activism, and has already been on HRC's radar and done some pretty neat stuff.
His resume reminds me of Barack (can't say his middle name) Obama, if we could see it in it's entirety.