What May Happen If Race-Based Admissions Come to an End

The video discusses the potential investigation by the DOJ into affirmative action policies in college admissions, focusing on whether these policies disadvantage white applicants. The timeline for such investigations and lawsuits is uncertain, but changes in admissions practices are not expected soon. The discussion highlights the potential impact on different racial groups, particularly Asian Americans, and compares practices in selective and non-selective schools. The broader context of preferential treatment in admissions, such as for athletes and legacies, is also considered.

What is the potential action the Justice Department may take regarding college admissions?

How might the investigations and lawsuits regarding affirmative action affect college admissions in the coming years?

What are the current trends in college admissions practices regarding diversity and inclusion?

What are the implications of the DOJ's investigation for different racial groups in college admissions?

In what ways might Asian American students be affected by changes in race-based admissions policies?

How does the discussion of race-based affirmative action relate to other forms of preferential treatment in college admissions?

What factors do admissions officers consider when evaluating applicants at selective colleges?