3 classes after Supreme Court’s admissions ruling: What the data show

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Research tracking three classes after the Supreme Court ended race-conscious college admissions finds a slight nationwide increase in first-year students whose race or ethnicity is recorded as unknown. The change makes it harder to assess how enrollment patterns have shifted.

Research indicates that following the Supreme Court's end of race-conscious admissions, there has been a slight nationwide increase in first-year students reporting their race or ethnicity as unknown, complicating the assessment of shifting enrollment patterns.