What students can expect after Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Before, he said, affirmative action allowed them to achieve racial diversity without necessarily ensuring their campuses were socioeconomically diverse as well.
53% : "If our identity as students isn't going to be taken into account, what else am I supposed to put on my application?"Rikka Dimalanta, who will be a high school senior this fall in Los AngelesBefore, he said, affirmative action allowed them to achieve some racial diversity without necessarily ensuring their campuses were socioeconomically diverse as well.
45% : This form of affirmative action, which is common at the country's several hundred highly selective institutions, is no longer allowed.
38% : President Joe Biden condemned the Supreme Court's decision to overturn affirmative action in college admissions.
35% : And plenty of schools are in one of the states that banned affirmative action in college admissions before this week's ruling, including Arizona, California, Florida and Michigan.
32% : Some highly selective universities, including in states that banned affirmative action, already had stopped practicing legacy admissions.

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