admissions reforms

Admissions reforms refer to changes made to the processes and criteria used to evaluate applicants for schools, colleges, or universities. These reforms aim to create fairer and more equitable systems by addressing issues like bias, socioeconomic disparities, and the overemphasis on standardized test scores. Common changes include adopting holistic admissions processes that consider a candidate's experiences, skills, and diversity, as well as expanding access to underserved communities. The goal is to ensure that admissions promote a diverse student body while providing opportunities for all qualified individuals, regardless of their background.