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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06
I'll probably get all kinds of flack for saying this, but I would fully support a system in which a dedicated alumna volunteer's daughter receives a higher legacy classification than the daughter of an alumna who hasn't been involved at all since graduation.
Just saying that I am pretty sure it would ruffle some Mommy feathers, as does anything that implies that someone else's kid gets extra consideration over their precious little darling.
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This system has pretty much been in effect for selective colleges and universities for some time now and, for the most part, it works pretty well. There will be the occasional angry alumna/alumnus threatening to pull donations but chances are they weren't giving that much in the first place. Those who have worked hardest as a volunteer or donor understand how selective things are and are less likely to cause a fuss. I expect the same thing would happen with the "Super Legacy" system.
People might get ticked off for a day, but they'd get over it.
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