A quota on excellence?: The Asian American admissions debate
DT Nakanishi - Change: The Magazine of Higher Learning, 1989 - Taylor & Francis
DT Nakanishi
Change: The Magazine of Higher Learning, 1989•Taylor & Francisllegations of possible quotas or limitations in the admission and enrollment of Asian
American applicants to some of the country's most selective public and private colleges are
fueling one of the hottest educational policy controversies in recent years. From the White
House to the California State House, from Berkeley to Cambridge, and from New York's
American applicants to some of the country's most selective public and private colleges are
fueling one of the hottest educational policy controversies in recent years. From the White
House to the California State House, from Berkeley to Cambridge, and from New York's
llegations of possible quotas or limitations in the admission and enrollment of Asian American applicants to some of the country’s most selective public and private colleges are fueling one of the hottest educational policy controversies in recent years. From the White House to the California State House, from Berkeley to Cambridge, and from New York’s
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