Yeah, I remember being quite surprised to see how the goal posts kept getting moved for Asian students. Once it became clear that they often had quite high scores to squelch any possibility of saying, "You're not smart enough to get in here," it changed to, "You study too much and don't have enough extra-curricular activities to prove you're well-rounded like white kids." Then when the parents started putting their kids into every club, music/dance class, hobby class possible to show that they had twice as many extra-curricular activities to show they were twice as well-rounded, it changed to, "Well, sure you're smart, and sure you do a LOT outside class, but your... personality... you're just not personable enough, like white kids, so that's why you're being refused."
I think this probably means that Asian parents are now putting their kids through every "sociability class" imaginable to make sure they're twice as charismatic and easy to get along with as white kids, and then it'll change to, "I'm sorry, you're just not FLAWED enough. Noting against your skin color, but we really need humans, that can make mistakes, you're too intimidating to others right now with your super smarts, super extra-curricular activities and super personality. It's just too much."
