The Trump administration has opened more than two dozen investigations into medical schools’ admissions practices, alleging that the institutions are violating the Supreme Court’s ban on race-based admissions.
In April the Department of Justice demanded three schools hand over a year’s worth of applicant data, reportedly asking for test scores, ZIP codes, relationships to alumni and ties to donors, dating back seven years.
Since then, the DOJ and the Department of Education have opened investigations into a total of 26 medical schools, although the government has not named 15 of the institutions under investigation.
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