Number of Black students at Harvard Law drops by over half after SCOTUS ruling
In Harvard’s undergraduate population, there were also decreases. Fourteen percent of incoming students identified as Black, a drop of 4% from the class before it. Latino students made up 16% of the freshman class, an increase of 2% while Asian-American numbers remained the same at 37%.
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