Across all model specifications Chinese Americans tend to enroll and graduate from more prestigious colleges than Whites and most other racial/ethnic-nativity groups in the analysis. In contrast, economic disadvantage accounts for Mexican Americans' enrollment at less prestigious colleges than Whites. These findings suggest the important role of college prestige in stratification, especially for specific Asian American populations.
The University of Michigan researchers compared East Asians and European Americans on the assumption that cultural contexts play a huge role, and their analyses confirmed that speculation: The former were far more likely to prefer being a small frog in a big pond than the latter.
In fact, they found that the East Asians they surveyed were greatly influenced by self-promotional tendencies—it was just a different species of self-promotion: the pursuit of prestige.
They’re also what she described as “face” cultures. In such cultures, “it’s not only important for you to know that you are doing well, it’s also really important for other people—a stranger on the street, a relative, an employer who takes five minutes to glance through your resume—to evaluate you and think of you as this person who’s coming from a really good place. … Your evaluation is predicated on what other people think of you.”
Race, ethnicity and nativity and the prestige of colleges attended - PubMed (nih.gov)
Across all model specifications Chinese Americans tend to enroll and graduate from more prestigious colleges than Whites and most other racial/ethnic-nativity groups in the analysis. In contrast, economic disadvantage accounts for Mexican Americans' enrollment at less prestigious colleges than Whites. These findings suggest the important role of college prestige in stratification, especially for specific Asian American populations.
For Asians, Attending a Top School Is Worth the Struggle - The Atlantic
东亚裔干做凤尾，大池塘里面的小青蛙，主要是为了面子，哈哈，验证了紫檀的说法
The University of Michigan researchers compared East Asians and European Americans on the assumption that cultural contexts play a huge role, and their analyses confirmed that speculation: The former were far more likely to prefer being a small frog in a big pond than the latter.
In fact, they found that the East Asians they surveyed were greatly influenced by self-promotional tendencies—it was just a different species of self-promotion: the pursuit of prestige.
They’re also what she described as “face” cultures. In such cultures, “it’s not only important for you to know that you are doing well, it’s also really important for other people—a stranger on the street, a relative, an employer who takes five minutes to glance through your resume—to evaluate you and think of you as this person who’s coming from a really good place. … Your evaluation is predicated on what other people think of you.”
和诗与远方
根据我的观察， 小中在名校里面多在平均线上。。。
没考上说啥都白搭
名校们并不需要人人都看得中它们
父母教不了的，好的大学会教给你们的孩子。
天挂嘴边. 还有白人朋友他孩子SAT1450 想去H因为爹是H毕业的，孩子很努力还是没够着.
名校只是收割了这个同学圈而已。
一旦看到有好风向，立刻换舵转 风向这是早期苏南乡镇企业的模式，也是快速致富法宝。做出头鸟容易被枪打，跟风吃到大段红利而没有被枪打的风险。
他是紫檀三大藤黑之一，认为专业排名更靠谱。
密歇根是那男校的非常好的去向
https://instagram.com/gonzagaseniors2022?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
拿的资源可能更多. 就类似招人一样，一般的公司（不是大厂start up）钱多活轻松的事会给谁？
就是拼命考上A等学校才可以去和别的族裔竞争B等职位，如果只考入B等学校就只能去和别的族裔竞争C等职位。
想读好学校有错吗？每人都有选择自由，没有对错。
考分比其他族裔差了一大截也非要政治正确挤进去。华裔够格甚至over qualified进去叫做为了面子，人家差了许多挤进去，不叫要面子？
文中说的面子指的是prestige. 上面批判此文的人的观点其实恰恰support此文章的结论
要不我也加入他们的藤黑队伍，凑成四大天王
And wrote a random article. Doesn't mean anything. There is no proof that the data is statistically representative
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4601897/