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The brief does not mention Caltech.But for the other two: MIT considers all aspects of each candidate's background,including racial and ethnic factors.. Stan
by ekm2 12y ago
The brief does not mention Caltech.But for the other two:
MIT considers all aspects of each candidate's background,including racial and ethnic factors..
Stanford is strongly of the view that race and national origin should no more be entirely ignore..
- Anechoic 12y agoYes, but that is true of Caltech as well.
- ekm2 12y agoFor example,the California Institute of Technology(Caltech) is a private school that selects its students by strict academic standards and chooses not to consider race. http://studentsforfairadmissions.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/SFFA-v.-Harvard-Complaint.pdf http://studentsforfairadmissions.org/wp-content/uploads/2014...
- Anechoic 12y agoI don't know what to tell you - there is no cite for that claim in the filing, and Caltech's own CDS filings say that they do consider race. Is there any statement from Caltech that says they do not consider race in admissions?
- ekm2 12y agoThe link i have provided you is the filing and it says Caltech does not consider race.
- Anechoic 12y agoIt's a filing from a plaintiff that is not Caltech. That plaintiff ("Students For Fair Admissions, Inc") is making an assertion without a citation. Given that sentence contradicts a filing made by Caltech (their annual Common Data Set filings), I'd like to see something more direct from Caltech before I give any weight to SfFA's statement.