Is acceptance rate now the main success metric
The article highlights the problem of talented individuals missing out on opportunities due to universities and colleges relying on traditional admission criteria, such as grades and test results, which do not reveal all aspects of excellence and creativity. It emphasizes the importance of expanding capacity and developing flexible admission programs to discover talents in fields like innovation, programming, and arts, as these represent a national wealth that requires full investment. It also stresses the necessity of not tying students' futures to a single admission outcome, and underscores that investing in human resources and expanding opportunities for education and training are the ways to ensure the development of promising talents and serve national development.
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