University of Washington forced by judge to reveal admissions data after rejecting star Asian student
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Stanley Zhong was rejected by 16 of the 18 colleges that he applied to despite a 1,590 out of 1,600 on the SAT and a 4.42 weighted GPA.
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- • Stanley Zhong was rejected by 16 of 18 colleges despite a 1590 SAT and 4.42 GPA.
- • A federal judge ruled that Zhong can proceed with a Title VI discrimination lawsuit against the University of Washington.
- • The ruling allows for discovery to uncover internal admissions data and communications.
The case alleges that universities use discriminatory practices to limit Asian-American enrollment in favor of other racial groups. Zhong's high profile academic achievements make his widespread rejections a
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