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Reforms Urged on Education Dept. Admissions Data Collection

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Scott Jaschik
February 1, 2023

A coalition of progressive education groups is today sending a letter to the Education Department asking it to collect and publicize:

  • Data on applications and admits, disaggregated by race and ethnicity. (It currently disaggregates those data by gender. It only disaggregates enrollments by race/ethnicity.)
  • Data on legacy applicants, admits and enrollments, disaggregated by race/ethnicity and by low-income status on enrollments.
  • Data on early-decision and early-action applicants, admits and enrollments, disaggregated by race/ethnicity.

The letter was organized by Education Reform Now.

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