UC proposes tougher UC admissions standards in 1981
The University of California faces debate over new admission rules that would require four years of English and rely more on SAT scores for lower tier applicants. If applied to 1976 entrants, 265 students, 23 Blacks, 25 Mexican Americans, and 13 Latinos would have been disqualified, though officials argue minority enrollment would be preserved through a reserved 4 percent special admission program.
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Admission by race backed in graduate schools
The Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education urged a two stage admissions process for law medicine and engineering. Chair Dr Clark Kerr said race should be considered but unqualified applicants must not be admitted. The council favors minority goals but opposes rigid quotas.
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