Nolvia Delgado

Community colleges fill diversity gap affirmative action policies leave behind

Delgado argues that community colleges represent a structural solution to building diverse student bodies in a post-affirmative-action landscape, offering institutions a practical alternative to race-based admissions that achieves diversity through access and affordability rather than policy. She positions community colleges not as remedial institutions but as strategic instruments for institutions seeking to maintain demographic diversity while complying with new legal constraints.

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“Community colleges emerge as a practical pathway for institutions seeking diverse student bodies without race-based admissions.”

In a Post-Affirmative Action Higher Education Chasm, Community Colleges Can Fill the Gap

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strategic institutional alternative proposed by Delgado

Community colleges emerge as a practical pathway for institutions seeking diverse student bodies without race-based admissions.

In a Post-Affirmative Action Higher Education Chasm, Community Colleges Can Fill the Gap

Community colleges emerge as a practical pathway for institutions seeking diverse student bodies without race-based admissions.

In a Post-Affirmative Action Higher Education Chasm, Community Colleges Can Fill the Gap