[CoffeeSaint]

. . . Because nobody has the right to college education. Everybody has the right to a fair and equal opportunity to have a chance at a college education, but nobody is guaranteed they will be allowed in, no matter what race, creed, or color.

Am I wrong about this? Does affirmative action, or simply the current paradigm of empowerment, grant a minority student the right to a college education, despite any possible obstacles, such as poor grades or low test scores? Does anyone have the right to demand an education from a college or university, or is it only a privilege? And is there a double standard defined by race?