S 950
An Act to advance fairness, integrity, and excellence in higher education admissions
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Bill overview
This bill requires Massachusetts colleges and universities to report annually on their admissions practices, specifically detailing any preferences they give to certain groups, such as legacy applicants or those from specific geographic areas. The goal is to increase transparency and accountability in the admissions process, ensuring fairness and identifying potential biases. The reports would be submitted to the Attorney General and the Department of Higher Education for review. This legislation aims to promote integrity and excellence in how higher education institutions select their students.
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Primary sponsor
Pavel M. Payano
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Pavel M. Payano
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