#diversity-in-education

#diversity-in-education

The Supreme Court ruling has led to unexpected outcomes in racial admissions, with some institutions maintaining or increasing Black student enrollments. [ more ]

Harvard saw a 4% decline in Black students following the Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action, raising concerns about campus diversity. [ more ]

MIT's incoming Class of 2028 is less diverse, with only 16% identifying as underrepresented minorities, impacted by the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action. [ more ]

The Supreme Court's ruling has significantly impacted the racial and ethnic composition of Harvard's incoming Class of 2028. [ more ]

Institutions such as Yale, Brown, and University of Texas at Austin are reverting to requiring standardized test scores for college admissions.

Yale is implementing a 'test-flexible' admission policy, allowing submission of AP and IB scores in addition to SAT and ACT scores. [ more ]

Schools are using new admissions systems to diversify student body without considering race.

Consideration of neighborhood, socioeconomics, and other factors is permissible for promoting diversity in school admissions. [ more ]

An ambitious plan in a section of New York successfully integrated middle schools by scrapping selective admissions and prioritizing disadvantaged children, with parents leading the effort. [ more ]