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1160 claims analyzed Last updated 2026-04-24

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Columbia's commitments include the appointment of a senior vice provost to oversee the Middle Eastern studies department and other departments.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

That was up from 19.7 percent in 2010-11.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

About 6,800 international students attended Harvard in the 2024-25 school year, or roughly 27 percent of the student body.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Harvard University’s Student and Exchange Visitor Program certification is revoked.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Mr. Trump signed an executive order in February that said it was “the policy of the United States to rescind all funds from educational programs that deprive women and girls of fair athletic opportunities.”

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

The government also said the Ivy League school had pledged to “adopt biology-based definitions for the words ‘male’ and ‘female’”.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Colleges also often give preferences to the children of alumni, along with fencers, French horn players and students with many other specialized skills thought to contribute to the campus community.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Applicants are also evaluated on gauges of economic adversity, such as whether students have to work to support themselves.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

It’s a chimera to think there is one way to pick the class that will make everybody happy.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

The order would lead to “a quota system for wealthy and white students”.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

1 percent of Black students scored between 1400 and 1600, the highest possible score, according to the College Board.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

After World War II, when the United States faced increased military and scientific competition from the Soviet Union, selective universities began to assign greater weight to academic factors, including the SAT.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Universities have been scrambling to rearrange their admissions processes to comply with the ruling.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

In the early 20th century, colleges considered intangible factors such as character, leadership and athleticism.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

The new disclosure requirements would increase incentives to enroll wealthy students, who often score higher on standardized tests because of a range of advantages that start early in life.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Decades of research shows a strong link between family income and students’ test scores.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Those criteria were also often used to depress the representation of certain groups, such as Jewish students.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Considering students’ life experiences — including their races — creates diverse student bodies that are beneficial to everyone and corrects for decades of discrimination.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Colleges will face even more intense scrutiny over their admissions practices.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Experts say that relying more heavily on quantitative measures could result in wealthier, less diverse student populations at elite universities.

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