UC considers tougher undergrad admissions standards
The University of California proposes four years of English and greater use of SAT scores for lower range applicants, risking a smaller pool of top high school seniors. Officials say minority enrollment will be protected by a 4 percent special admissions slot, while critics say SATs bias against minorities and fail to measure creativity or motivation.
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Educational Council Urges Race in Grad School Admissions
The Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education recommends a two stage admissions process for law medicine and engineering. A first stage filters out applicants failing minimum standards and then race may be considered in final decisions to boost minority representation without quotas.
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