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As calls to end legacy preference in admissions intensify, some students told the News that Yale should terminate or scale back the practice, while others expressed enthusiasm for a governmental ban.
Pennsylvania State Representative Chris Rabb ’92 spoke to members of the Yale and New Haven community to teach them how to trace their own ancestry.
The new association, called GAASA, aims to create space specifically for African American students descended from people who were enslaved.
I applied to college during Yale’s first-ever test-optional application cycle in the fall of 2020. Everything I thought I knew — everything I knew I needed to find out — had been overhauled. Not only would my classmates and I compete against students who had perfect standardized test scores, we would also compete against a new unknown in the elite admissions space: students who did not, or could not, submit any scores at all.