I've wanted to be a teacher ever since I was in the 8th grade. Lately, I've delved deeper into my interests and discovered that I want to go on to be a college professor, maybe ever the Chancellor of NYC Public Schools. With my junior year (and the college admissions process only a few months away), I decided to do some research on several schools in the country. I noticed several corrupt aspects of the admissions process, everything from tuition to legacy policies to affirmative action. I also noticed that it all ties back to primary and secondary education. I wanted to find out the opinions of my peers and pool their ideas into a possible solution.