Admissions Equity, the Supreme Court, and Reduced Enrollment in the Long Term

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Questions we explored this week:

Two schools are at the heart of new Supreme Court affirmative action cases. Which ones?
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Harvard and University of North Carolina
Admissions which consider race, also known as affirmative action, are under fire again. The cases center on Asian Americans being admitted at the lowest rate ...

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Admissions Equity, the Supreme Court, and Reduced Enrollment in the Long Term

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