Yale, Princeton and Duke questioned over decline in Asian students
The group, Students for Fair Admissions, has focused on three universities — Princeton, Yale and Duke — where there were notable declines in Asian American enrollment this year compared with last year, which the group said defied expectations.
On Tuesday, Students for Fair Admissions sent letters to the schools questioning whether they were complying with the rules laid out by the Supreme Court. Princeton, Duke and Yale also saw minor differences in Black and Hispanic enrollment in the first class of students admitted since the court struck down race-conscious admissions.
The group, a nonprofit that opposes race-based admissions and that represented Asian students in the lawsuit against Harvard, suggested that it was setting itself up as an enforcer of the new rules.
«Based on S.F.F.A.'s extensive experience, your racial numbers are not possible under true neutrality,» the letters, signed by Edward Blum, the president of Students for Fair Admissions, said. It added: «You are now on notice. Preserve all potentially relevant documents and communications.»
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