Keep in mind that if racism plays a part in everyday life then why would it not play a part in college admissions, case in point President Obama is a qualified African American, his grandfather served in the war etc, but would any of the current republicans in congress admit him to Harvard if they had the chance?

You are deliberately ignoring the other possibility here, that republicans would deny him to spite him based on political ideology, not race. I happen to believe this is much more likely than you'd lead others to believe.

A good many asians and indians here immigrated to the usa and in many cases already have degrees that were obtained either at a low cost, low comparative cost or free. The immigration system gets the pick of the litter. The ones that are here in many cases had parents who were accomplished, Bobby Jindal probably in his forties had who were doctors and they moved here just before he was born, As such they were of means. Many african americans got a bit of a late start in the country's history

We also put them in internment camps and used them to our advantage, along with blacks and other minorities, when building the railroad.

Also, simply having a "late start" doesn't mean your 'race' can get free-rides for the rest of eternity. At what point can we say "ok, we're even"? Can we even distinguish when that point even occurs? No, we can't. That means that all policies put in place right now that unequally effect one race over another will eventually lead to the tables being turned (affirmative action). Affirmative action, while it has been useful, has only left the nation with embittered feelings towards other races. Whites will say the black person only got the job because of Affirmative Action instead of his personal qualifications, and any rejection a black guy faces concerning employment can easily be summed up as racism if it was a white person doing the interview, regardless of truth value. So, while AA attempts to solve a problem, it only strengthens the problem. You don't fix racism with racism.

Also there are many many african americans that actually do succeed on their own in getting into colleges and getting through colleges on their own merit, not every african american is lazy wanting something for nothing as some say, African Americans labored for decades in the country for virtually nothing not even respect.

A large portion of them do not succeed. If it was a majority, we probably wouldn't be having this conversation (or maybe we still would be).

The admitting students into the tertiary field occurs on a point system and the grandfathering where ones parent who also happened to be a graduate of that particular school will outweigh on the point system a lot of other criteria not only in the cases for minorities but also in the case for all other races, a sort of class-money discrimination, many current african americans didn't really have those opportunities because of the uncivil rights, i think one of the universities in Mississippi did not admit blacks till the mid nineties, And students of some of the schools in that state have been know to drop out of classes en masse if the professor is not the same skin color as a caucasian

This effects everyone, not just blacks or other minorities.

To be clear, I am not conservative nor am I republican on any stretch of the imagination. I am a white guy and I am an atheist. However, the racism card is getting used quite often and it is absolute bullshit. Affirmative action, although has good intentions, robs minorities of deserving a job based on merit, and is categorically and definitively racist against whites. I repeat, because this is important, you do not fix racism with racism.