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Education

Sep. 15, 2004

Legacy Preference Admission Policy Has No Place in Modern U.S. Society

Forum Column - By Jerome Karabel - Admissions policy is an especially popular topic on the University of California, Berkeley, campus this time of the year. As new students arrive, they inevitably ask one another the same questions: Where did you apply? Did you get in anywhere else? Why did you decide to come here?

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