Highly Selective Colleges Become Even More Selective

In an era when college enrollments are generally down, a large number of selective educational institutions recorded a record number of applications, and therefore a record low admissions rate. But very few of them revealed data on the percentage of Blacks in their admitted classes.

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Published inThe Journal of blacks in higher education
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York BruCon Publishing Company 11.04.2023
Subjects
College admissions
Court decisions
Enrollment
Students
Universities
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Summary:In an era when college enrollments are generally down, a large number of selective educational institutions recorded a record number of applications, and therefore a record low admissions rate. But very few of them revealed data on the percentage of Blacks in their admitted classes.
ISSN:2326-6023