In this episode, Jay Rosner, an admission testing and test-prep expert, discusses the bias in standardized tests, specifically focusing on the SAT's impact on girls. He shares his career journey and mission in test prep, highlighting his advocacy and activism against these tests. The podcast also explores the involvement of Rosner in affirmative action lawsuits, emphasizing the absence of underrepresented minority students in the courtroom. The chapter concludes by discussing the obsession with elite schools and solvable problems in education.

Jay Rosner, who has devoted his career to law and college admissions, discusses the recent Supreme Court decision on race-conscious admission. Topics covered include the ruling's practical implications for college admissions, fears of underrepresented students, burden on students versus colleges, and advice for counselors. The podcast also explores the importance of diversity, providing context in applications, colleges' perspective on diversity, and the ideological twisting of the 14th Amendment. It concludes by emphasizing the changes in race-conscious admissions and college expectations.