University Of California Improperly Admitted Well Connected Students

A state audit uncovered that at least 64 wealthy, predominantly white students were improperly admitted to four campuses of a university over six years. The admissions often favored donors, family, and friends. The audit also identified hundreds of other questionable cases. State auditors expressed concern and urged the university to address these issues.

What did the state audit uncover about the university's admissions process?

• It highlighted an increase in minority admissions.

• It found that all students were admitted fairly.

• It revealed inappropriate admissions of wealthy students.

• It showed a decrease in admissions over six years.

Which groups were favored in the admissions process according to the audit?

• Donors, family, and friends

• International students

• Athletes

• Students with high academic scores

What additional findings did the audit report?

• A rise in campus facilities

• An increase in student satisfaction

• Hundreds of additional questionable cases

• A decrease in university funding

What did the state auditors express about their findings?

• They were satisfied with the current process.

• They found the findings to be concerning.

• They believed the findings were insignificant.

• They thought the findings were exaggerated.

What action did the auditors suggest the university should take?

• Ignore the findings

• Increase tuition fees

• Expand the number of campuses

• Address the admissions issues