Elite colleges lose diversity ‘shortcut’ after affirmative action ruling

Elite colleges lose diversity ‘shortcut’ after affirmative action ruling
The US supreme court has effectively barred race as a factor in admissions at Harvard. (Image: Getty)
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By Francesca MaglioneDuke University is expanding aid to students from North and South Carolina. Princeton is consulting its lawyers. And at historically black colleges, officials are watching for an influx of students.Across the halls of America's selective colleges and universities, administrators are dusting off contingency plans after the US supreme court effectively barred race as a factor in admissions. In arguing affirmative action programmes violate the US constitution’s equal protection clause, the justices removed a longstan...

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