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1 Year After The End Of Affirmative Action In College Admissions, My Identity Matters More Than Ever
Applying to grad school feels so much more daunting now.
Her Campus at MSU
Ending Race-Based Admissions: Everything you need to Know about the Supreme Court’s Decision
In a surprising decision on June 29th, the United States Supreme Court shocked the nation by striking down affirmative action race-based admission practices... Let's break down the key points...
Her Campus at American
Opinion: It’s about the model minority myth, not affirmative action
Her Campus American journalists are free to express opinions. The opinions in this article are not representative of Her Campus American’s opinions as an organization. Asians are smart. They’re...
Her Campus at UFL
Affirmative Action is Being Reconsidered
Affirmative action is a set of procedures aimed to eliminate discrimination against certain applicants. Affirmative action is mainly used in applications to colleges, higher-level institutions, and employment opportunities. The...
Her Campus at American
Is this the end of Affirmative Action?
The Supreme Court heard one of the most anticipated cases this year on Oct. 31. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two affirmative action cases: Students for Fair...
Her Campus at SLU
I Don’t Want to Be “The Girl Who Got in Because of Her Race”
At a school of 8,000 undergraduates, it is easy to feel like only a statistic. There is seemingly a number above each of our heads determining our worth. And...
Her Campus at FSU
Supreme Court To Hear Cases Challenging Affirmative Action in Universities
The Supreme Court decided it will hear two consolidated affirmative action cases.
Her Campus at LUC
Still Don’t Believe We Need Affirmative Action?
Our children will learn and grimace at stories of our era’s greed and incessant prejudice.