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This is a pretty big setback for Yale in terms of refocusing more on STEM. But they're in good company. I'm sure 10-15 years ago music company executives were similarly pissed off.



I am pretty sure this isn't going to set Yale back in the slightest.


What makes you so sure? You think the sort of students who could get into Yale don't have other options?


I think that, in considering their options, "Yale's stance on a fly-by-night improvement to the course catalog" has a very low weight, and will be forgotten by next admissions season.

Because Yale has options too - if a few students decide to make a principled stand, there are others waiting in line just as good who care slightly less.




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