Seriously?  Ok, first of all, why would universities use IQ as an enrollment measure?  IQ is a general (and contested) measure of potential, not of effort, accomplishment, interpersonal skills, or any of the many other qualities that make a person successful in college and later in life.  That&#x27;s why the admissions process uses a combination of test scores, GPA, essays, and interviews.  If you just enroll the top 5% IQ students you could easily end up with a class full of intelligent slackers who fail out in a year because everything in high school was easy.<p>Second, IQ and race is a highly studied area and the differences are likely to do with many of the exact same factors that lead to socioeconomic inequality between the races.  Remember: IQ is <i>correlated</i> with general intelligence, but there are many reasons people do better or worse on IQ tests beyond that.  You should really read the Wikipedia page on the subject and take a look at some of the cited research: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikipedia.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;Race_and_intelligence" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikipedia.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;Race_and_intelligence</a><p>Lastly, to answer your question, if universities just wanted the highest IQ students they would overlook American students entirely and fill their classes with East Asian, and maybe European students instead.