This decline in freshmen is particularly notable at four-year schools — less so at community colleges — and there are a number of reasons for it.
Colleges that educate many students of color say they are open to visits.
Some schools might weigh socio-economic status more heavily. Others could consider reducing legacy admits
Peter Blair Henry, Dean Emeritus of NYU’s business school, explains how today’s ruling will affect corporate performance.
Relatively few colleges explicitly consider race in admissions. Will that change?
University of Texas pushes back against a law aimed at increasing diversity.
As the Supreme Court weighs affirmative action, a look at some of the workarounds.
Justices will hear arguments in Abigail Fisher vs. the University of Texas.
The Supreme Court's review of racial preferences in college admissions won't invalidate racial considerations in hiring.
As the Supreme Court considers affirmative action, businesses are weighing in — in favor. They say it creates a diverse, educated workforce.
