Affirmative Action is an unjust practice in the college admission process due to the fact that it is sometimes valued more highly than factors that involve merit. The University of Michigan is merely one of the multitude of universities in the United States that gives minority applicants an unjust advantage in the admissions process. The admissions program of the university was examined by the Supreme Court in a case regarding the constitutionality of the Affirmative Action practices in their admissions offices. When evaluating undergraduate applicants, the University of Michigan has a point system in which the maximum amount of points an applicant can get is 150 points. Minority applicants such as, “...African American Students and some Hispanic
