Trump administration investigating admission policies at some medical schools
The Trump administration is investigating potential race-based discrimination in the admissions processes of three medical schools, including Stanford and UCSD. The Department of Justice has requested admissions records and data from the universities, which must be provided by April 24.
The US Department of Justice is investigating three medical schools for potential race-based discrimination in their admissions processes. The schools include Stanford University School of Medicine, University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, and Ohio State's College of Medicine. The investigation was announced on Wednesday, with the DOJ requesting seven years of applicant data, internal communications, and correspondence with pharmaceutical companies. The schools have confirmed the investigation and stated their commitment to fair admissions processes. The investigation is focused on possible race discrimination in medical school admissions. The universities must provide the requested data by April 24.
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