You can let kids in that don't deserve to be in, but that doesn't mean they will graduate, but it does mean that someone who would have graduated didn't get a chance.

"The campus at the University of Wisconsin-Madison erupted this week after the release of two studies documenting the heavy use of race in deciding which students to admit to the undergraduate and law schools. The evidence of discrimination is undeniable, and the reaction by critics was undeniably dishonest and thuggish."

"The university was none too keen on releasing the data, which CEO obtained through filing Freedom of Information Act requests only after a successful legal challenge went all the way to the state supreme court."

"The studies show that a black or Hispanic undergraduate applicant was more than 500 times likelier to be admitted to Wisconsin-Madison than a similarly qualified white or Asian applicant. The odds ratio favoring black law school applicants over similarly qualified white applicants was 61 to 1."

http://www.ceousa.org/content/view/931/68/


Statistics at the Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
Shows that 48% of the African American students at UW-Mad did not graduate.
http://www.jbhe.com/preview/winter07preview.html

The real world just doesn't work the way that advocates of affirmative action want it to work.