Research indicates that following the Supreme Court's end of race-conscious admissions, there has been a slight nationwide increase in first-year students reporting their race or ethnicity as unknown, complicating the assessment of shifting enrollment patterns.
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3 classes after Supreme Court’s admissions ruling: What the data show
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