Justice Department Sues Yale University Over Admissions Process

The transcript discusses a lawsuit against Yale University, accusing it of considering race in its admissions process. The Department of Justice (DOJ) conducted a two-year investigation, concluding that race was a determining factor in many admissions, leading to the rejection of Asian American and white applicants. Yale's president refuted these claims, asserting the school's admissions process is fair and lawful.

What is the main accusation in the lawsuit against Yale?

• Yale is accused of academic dishonesty.

• Yale is accused of misusing federal funds.

• Yale is accused of considering race in admissions.

• Yale is accused of financial misconduct.

What did the DOJ's investigation conclude about Yale's admissions process?

• Yale's admissions process is entirely merit-based.

• Race is a determining factor in many admissions decisions.

• Yale's admissions process is random.

• Yale gives preference to international students.

According to the DOJ, which groups are most affected by Yale's admissions practices?

• International and transfer students

• Graduate and postgraduate applicants

• African American and Hispanic applicants

• Asian American and white applicants

How did Yale's president respond to the lawsuit?

• He admitted to the allegations.

• He stated the lawsuit had no basis.

• He resigned from his position.

• He promised to change the admissions process.

What does Yale claim about its admissions process?

• It is outdated and needs reform.

• It is fair and lawful.

• It is biased and unfair.

• It is the most competitive in the country.