A new Marquette Law School poll found 41% of Americans disapprove of a student's race being factored into college admissions. The Supreme Court is hearing cases on that topic.
About 32% of those who are strongly liberal think that colleges should consider an applicant's race when admitting students into the school, and 21% do not think race should be a factor.
Among White respondents, 45% favor and 16% oppose a potential SCOTUS decision against race-based admissions. About 37% of Hispanics favor a ban on race-based admissions, and 13% oppose the possible rule, while 27% of Black respondents favor a ban on race-based admissions, and 21% believeMembers of the Supreme Court have heard oral arguments in two cases regarding discrimination through racial-based college admissions.
Among all respondents, 44% said that they approve of the job the Supreme Court is doing and 56% disapprove. The latest polling data reveals a positive increase in support forfrom a September Marquette poll that found 40% of adults approved and 60% disapproved of the job the justices are doing. The Marquette Law School poll was conducted from Nov. 15-22 with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.7 percentage points.recently heard two cases from Students for Fair Admissions , alleging Harvard University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are illegally using race to determine applicant qualification and discriminating against Asian American students.
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