The Trump administration has opened investigations into three medical schools, saying it has concerns about potential race-based discrimination in admissions. Stanford University, the Ohio State University and the University of California San Diego received letters Wednesday demanding seven years of data around applicants’ race, standardized test scores, relations to donors, zip codes and other educational…
Trump administration opens investigations into 3 medical schools
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