Breh, you have raised good points but again, the girl obviously failed her education first time round and this dude isn't just pushing an illiterate person into college. He is giving her a chance to gain her diploma again and then go into college.
I don't know where this mentality that if someone failed something or if they have literacy issues they are somehow a lost cause who don't deserve to be educated.
How exactly are we meant to make a person like Rachel better without educating her ? Seriously. Education is the only way we can deal with illiteracy and he is giving her that.
I don't advocate leaving people behind, but you can't thrust someone into a situation that they aren't prepared for. If someone is failing to lift 160, why exactly would you put 190 on the bar with no spotter (because you don't have one in college)? :comeon Trying to
without the proper mechanics can be discouraging because if she fails or doesn't accept the challenge it's gonna be, "She's lazy" or
"she's stupid just like the rest of 'em" or whatever. Few people will bring up the fact that she's not ready because of a
educational system, they'll just use it as an opportunity to bash as usual.
Then there is the other side of the coin; The burden placed on the University to maintain a certain standard while trying to help the ill-prepared students. Forcing them to accept unqualified students not only hurts their reputation for future applicants being turned off, but it hurts the credibility of the institution all together if they fail to help those students graduate. People already running around talmbout how HBCU's ain't sh!t or whatnot, so they're already fighting an uphill battle
All I'm saying is, if she's as illiterate as many people are saying (And I hope y'all are exaggerating because I haven't really watched the trial and interviews except for a few snippets), then maybe tutoring her first would be the way to go. If she desires to accept the scholarship afterwards, then
. The most important part of it all is her desire and willingness to put forth all the effort required to better her self; If she wants it, more power to her and Joyner