Tufts University faced a 6-point drop in students of color among freshmen, with 44% representing diverse backgrounds, attributed to the ban on race-conscious admissions.
Amherst College saw a steeper decline, with 38% of its incoming class comprising students of color; officials stated the shifts were likely outcomes of the Supreme Court's ruling.
Dean of admissions at Tufts, JT Duck, expressed disappointment stating the recent admissions reflect a "disappointing drop" in diversity directly linked to legal changes.
Amherst officials acknowledge the challenges posed by the Supreme Court's decision while pledging to intensify recruitment for diverse backgrounds despite anticipated delays.
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