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    opinion. This paper describes one aspect of affirmative action, where it applies to admission policies at the University of Michigan. Two United States Supreme Court cases, Grutter v. Bollinger(2003) and Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action(2014) played major roles in the passing and constitutionality of The Michigan Civil Rights Initiative that became part of Michigan law on December 22, 2006. To realize the impact of this law, one must be mindful of the background information…

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    Education In Michigan

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    attend all other colleges with their male counterparts but it was not a good impression stated by Tappan for women to attend a state university like the University of Michigan with the male students. Even though there was not any conflicts existed with the two sexes from previous college experiences, the notion of women attending the state university was not inviting to the male authorities. The University of Michigan was the highest institution of learning and the women of Michigan wanted to…

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    College Comparisons Decisions, Decisions. Everyone knows that the senior year of high school is the most exciting and stressful year of a teenagers life. We are all celebrating our achievements from the last twelve years of schooling especially from our toughest year, junior year. At our young age we have been unable to make any large decisions on our own. Our parents have always come to our verdicts for us. Not this year, we have to decide where we are going to college, what we want to…

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    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…

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    about college and what career I want to pursue. I chose five Posse colleges or universities that I’m interested in. The five colleges/universities that I believe would best fit for me are Cornell University, Trinity College, Pomona College, University of Michigan, and University of Wisconsin- Madison. I believe Cornell University would be an excellent fit for me because Cornell University offers the major I want to pursue a career in, which is Biology. The flexibility with Cornell University…

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    Affirmative Action Case Study

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    covered 84% of college expenses, making attending college for the poor a real possibility. Today, the Penn Grant covers half that, or only 42% of the costs of college. For many low-income families, sending their kids to college has become a financial impossibility. Many poor students end up going to community colleges, the cheaper alternative. However, Symonds points out that “few students who begin at a community college ever go on to earn a…

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    works. Attending the Public Health program will allow me to immerse myself and get a direct hands-on experience while simultaneously allowing me to maintain the end goal of creating a healthier world. Secondly, I would also like to attend The University of Michigan School of Public Health because the institution will supply me with access to some of the most knowledgeable and diverse educators in the world. For example, when reading about the research areas of Sharon L.R. Kardia and her desires…

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    I identify as a Vietnamese-American, however, this was never the case. It was almost ironic how strongly I identified with American culture when my family’s time spent in America was fairly new. Since my parents traveled to America after the Vietnam War in the 1980’s, my siblings and I are the first American-born generation. I grew up as an American, so I quickly found out that I had no knowledge of the Vietnamese culture, language, or history. It came to the point where I realized, I couldn’t…

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    I am interested in the University of Michigan’s School of Nursing. The process of selecting a college led me to look for a school that would give me the strongest education and best preparation for my career. I also wanted a nursing school that had access to a world class medical center. I am attracted to the University of Michigan’s academic reputation and the fact that the University of Michigan is affiliated with one of the top hospitals in the world. I have enjoyed the STEM subjects and…

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    actually common. “By 1963, homemade bombs set off in Birmingham's black homes and churches were such common occurrences that the city had earned the nickname ‘Bombingham’,” (History). During this same year, 1963, Paul William “Bear” Bryant of the University of Alabama was coaching a phenomenal Crimson Tide football team. Coach Bear being the most legendary figure to coach for Alabama, was able to put together a winning team during a time where hope seemed to be lost. As head coach, Bear is known…

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