Many of my articles have suggested that the colleges are not enrolling as many low- and middle-income students as they could.
This morning, a team of economists released a detailed study of elite college enrollment.
It’s based on admissions records that several colleges made available as well as tax returns that tracked students after college.
The findings likely apply to many elite colleges, including the Ivy League, Duke, Stanford, Swarthmore and Williams.
And the implications are particularly relevant when many colleges are revamping admissions policies in response to the Supreme Court’s rejection of affirmative action.
Persons:
Williams
Organizations:
Ivy League, Duke, Stanford, Swarthmore