MIT's enrollment of Black, Latino students drops, Asian share rises after Supreme Court affirmative action ban

Fewer black students at MIT after affirmative action ban

MIT’s class of 2028 has fewer black and Hispanic students while Asian enrollment increased.

Fewer Black Students at MIT After Affirmative Action Ban

Newly released data from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reveals a significant shift in the school’s racial demographic makeup following a Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action. The class of 2028 is the first cohort admitted to MIT under the new guidelines set by the Supreme Court’s ruling in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, which prohibits considering race as a factor in college admissions, as previously reported by …

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Level of Black and Hispanic MIT students halves after affirmative action ruling

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MIT Reports ‘Significant Change’ in Post-Affirmative Action Freshmen Demographics

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has reported a “significant” demographic change in its incoming first-year class, the first cohort admitted after the U.S. Supreme Court banned the use of racial preferences in college admissions. According to enrollment data published on Aug. 21, about 5 percent of MIT’s 1,102-member Class of 2028 identify as black, a dramatic drop from its 13 percent average of recent years. Hispanic and Latino s…