DOJ accuses UC San Diego medical school of bias in admissions
The Justice Department (DOJ) on Monday accused the University of California San Diego School of Medicine of racial discrimination in its application process by favoring Black and Hispanic applicants. The DOJ's Civil Rights Division said its investigation found that the medical school allegedly discriminated against applicants by using “race-neutral” practices in order to “deliberately increase...
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- The Justice Department (DOJ) on Monday accused the University of California San Diego School of Medicine of racial discrimination in its application process by favoring Black and Hispanic applicants. The DOJ's Civil Rights Division said its investigation found that the medical school allegedly discriminated against applicants by using “race-neutral” practices in order to “deliberately increase...
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Discriminatory 'shadow' review process locks White, Asian students out of California med school, DOJ alleges
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