Fisher v. University of Texas

[compgirl]

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Any thoughts on the upcoming affirmative action decision? How far do you think the court should go (if at all) in restricting affirmative action?

 

[Economics]

Please, no one reply to this. Seriously, I think you are trolling.

Search the forums if you want to know the answer what others think. This is a touchy issue for many members. No reason to bring it up again, along with another MD vs DO thread. All of them are pointless.

 

[compgirl]

Please, no one reply to this. Seriously, I think you are trolling.

Search the forums if you want to know the answer what others think. This is a touchy issue for many members. No reason to bring it up again, along with another MD vs DO thread. All of them are pointless.

Touchy much? 😕 I just thought it would be interesting to hear people's thoughts on the specific case and what effects it might have.

 

[iforget2]

I haven't read much about this yet. Care to provide a link?

 

[487806]

Any thoughts on the upcoming affirmative action decision? How far do you think the court should go (if at all) in restricting affirmative action?

Interesting case. We'll see how this turns out.

Please, no one reply to this. Seriously, I think you are trolling.

Search the forums if you want to know the answer what others think. This is a touchy issue for many members. No reason to bring it up again, along with another MD vs DO thread. All of them are pointless.

Clearly, the thread is off-topic, as it isn't relevant regarding med schools (the case talks about affirmative action in public universities.).

 

[HughMyron]

The liberal court will probably rule in favor of UT... 🙁

 

[compgirl]

I haven't read much about this yet. Care to provide a link?

Sure,

Facts of the case by Oyez and SCOTUSblog's history of the case

If SCOTUS strikes it down, I was wondering if the ruling would be broad (all public schools and all levels - undergrad, grad, and professional) or more narrow?

 

[Economics]

Sure,

Facts of the case by Oyez and SCOTUSblog's history of the case

If SCOTUS strikes it down, I was wondering if the ruling would be broad (all public schools and all levels - undergrad, grad, and professional) or more narrow?

To answer that question, I heard it will.