The Supreme Court's ruling changed the admissions landscape dramatically as colleges could no longer factor in race, leading to revised processes under legal scrutiny.
M.I.T.'s admission results sparked concern due to their drop in Black and Latino students, prompting discussions about whether this will reflect trends across other elite colleges.
While M.I.T. may serve as a cautionary tale, its unique focus on STEM subjects likely contributed to underrepresentation of Black and Latino students, making it atypical.
Experts within higher education anticipate varied outcomes regarding class diversity—some colleges may see significant demographic shifts, while others might experience minimal changes.
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