Asian student enrollment has declined at Duke, Princeton, and Yale, even after a ruling outlawing affirmative action.
Asian students are being discriminated against by elite colleges even after the Supreme Court ruled affirmative action unconstitutional, the Students for Fair Admissions group alleges.
At other schools, such as MIT, the percentage of Black, Hispanic, Native American and Pacific Islander students in the Class of 2028SFFA’s successful case brought before the Supreme Court against Harvard University alleged the college systematically discriminated against high-achieving Asian applicants by“Our experts concluded that the elimination of race would cause a significant decline in the enrollment of African Americans and Hispanics and a significant boost to Asian Americans and to a...
The school added: “Before the ruling, race was just one of many factors considered in our holistic admission process that involves a highly individualized assessment of the applicant’s talents, achievements and potential to contribute to learning at Princeton; now race plays no role in admission decisions.”To Rim, who coaches students through the admissions process, it’s more important than ever for schools to be transparent — and to prove they aren’t still indulging in discriminatory practices.
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