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August 01, 2023

Inside Higher Education's free comprehensive resource addressing the Supreme Court's landmark affirmative action ruling available for "downloading"

On August 1, 2023, Inside Higher Ed announced it free booklet, "The Ruling Explained: The Future of Affirmative Action in Higher Education, which it  described  as "a comprehensive resource comprised of articles and essays covering and responding to the Supreme Court's landmark ruling against affirmative action."

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Inside Higher Ed  reports the articles contained in this booklet explore:
  • The immediate impact of the decision on college admissions
  • The ongoing debate on whether the decision extends to financial aid, potentially affecting a broader range of colleges
  • The strategies being considered by colleges to attract diverse students without giving preferential treatment to minority applicants
  • The possibility of colleges admitting more transfer students from community colleges as a direct result of the ruling
  • The examination of whether colleges with legacy admissions programs, which predominantly benefit white applicants by favoring the children of alumni, will choose to eliminate such programs

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