California has become the second state to ban legacy admissions at private and public colleges and universities.

In an effort promote fairness to access to higher education, the California governor signed a law banning legacy admissions.

California has become the fourth state to ban legacy admissions. The move comes after the SCOTUS decision to limit ...

The colleges will still be allowed to admit students with alumni or donor ties, but they’ll no longer be able to grant them ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 1780, which prohibits legacy & donor preferences in the admissions ...

California universities can no longer favor the children of alumni in the admissions process starting next year. Gov. Gavin ...

California just became the fifth state to ban legacy admissions—and only the second to ban them at private schools in ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed a law Monday banning legacy admissions at all colleges in the state, including ...

California’s private nonprofit colleges will no longer be able grant students an admissions advantage if their parents ...

The colleges will still be allowed to admit students with alumni or donor ties, but they’ll no longer be able to grant them ...

The public University of California system eliminated legacy preferences in 1998. Legacy admissions came under renewed ...

California is banning legacy admissions at private colleges and universities, ensuring that some of the country’s most ...