Justice Department Sues Yale University Over Admissions Process

The transcript discusses a lawsuit against Yale University, accusing it of considering race in its admissions process. The Department of Justice (DOJ) conducted a two-year investigation, concluding that race was a determining factor in many admissions, leading to the rejection of Asian American and white applicants. Yale's president refuted these claims, asserting the school's admissions process is fair and lawful.

What does the lawsuit accuse Yale's admissions process of considering?

• Race

• Gender

• Economic Status

• Geographic Location

What was the duration of the investigation into Yale's undergraduate admissions?

• One year

• Two years

• Three years

• Four years

What does the Department of Justice claim about the role of race in Yale's admissions?

• It is irrelevant

• It is a determining factor

• It is a minor consideration

• It is only considered for certain programs

According to the findings, how does Yale's admissions process affect Asian American and white applicants?

• They are favored

• They are rejected based on race

• They have equal chances

• They are prioritized

What was Yale's president's stance on the lawsuit?

• It is justified

• It has no base

• It is a misunderstanding

• It is a valid concern