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There are some universities and colleges that choose openly or non-openly consider. However, the policy of the UC System Board of Regents expressly forbids lega
by morpheuskafka 6y ago
There are some universities and colleges that choose openly or non-openly consider. However, the policy of the UC System Board of Regents expressly forbids legacy and donor preference. Additionally, as a public institution there are due process concerns with not evaluating applications in accordance with the published factors and criteria, which in this case do not include legacy.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> Additionally, as a public institution there are due process concerns with not evaluating applications in accordance with the published factors and criteria, which in this case do not include legacy. Those would simply be fraud considerations in a private institution that charges an application fee. Of course, a private institution also has Equal Protection / (Substantive) Due Process considerations at play as to what the published factors and criteria can be, as well as (Procedural) Due Process considerations as to whether it actually follows them.