The analysis found that Black and Hispanic students appeared more likely to enroll at less-selective colleges after states banned affirmative action.

The eight states that currently ban race-conscious strategies for college admissions tend to have an overrepresentation of White and Asian students in their undergraduate population, while minority students are underrepresented, according to an analysis by the Washington Post. UNC said that it will 'fully' comply with the decision, according to a statement from its board.

The Supreme Court decision 'will definitely impact those numbers' at Harvard and other colleges, she added.Īside from Harvard, the Supreme Court also ruled that the University of North Carolina, the oldest public university in the nation, also violated the Constitution by using race-conscious admissions policies. 'If you consider schools like Berkeley and UCLA, the most selective public universities in the state, they saw declines in enrollment of Black and Hispanic students almost immediately,' said Nolvia Delgado, the executive director of the Kaplan Educational Foundation, which seeks to help underserved students attend college.

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