TRANSPARENCY: Should PUBLIC universities be required to reveal basis for rejection?

[Bay]

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As others have said, no matter what info a kid (or parent) is given about the process and about a rejection, there will still be a small percentage of people that would never be satisfied with ANY explanation.

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<p>So what? There are extremists in every situation. Including some who want to keep information out of the hands of the public.</p>

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I think some posters who are focusing on individual scores and what it might do “to them” or what they perceive might happen to “others” are missing the point.

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<p>Yes. Its about what the public universities are doing with our tax dollars. A side-effect of keeping the info secret is that individuals who both pay fees to produce the information and pay taxes don’t get the information either, and there is no practical reason why it cannot be released to them.</p>