Roy Poses sheds light on a case where a student’s political ties may have got him accepted at the University of Florida’s medical school:
In particular, it appears that at least one admission decision may have been affected by politics rather than students’ credentials, and faculty are afraid to criticize it. The integrity of the admissions process is fundamental to the integrity of the medical school. Suppression of dissent clashes with the academic ideal of free inquiry.
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