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I think 20 points is excessive.
What still bothers me most, though, about "highly selective" schools like Michigan and Northwestern is that many offer "need only" scholarships and nothing for merit.
That means that over-achieving middle class (or higher) high school students (of all races, by the way) are likely to receive little or no scholaraship money, and end up with huge loans.
What difference does it make it you're accepted and can't afford to attend?
Except, of course, for athletes. NCAA dictates that athletic scholarships MUST be given by at least it's Division One schools.
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