Espenshade,Chung,and Walling (2004)studied Admission to Elite Colleges and Found That

question 31

Multiple Choice

Espenshade,Chung,and Walling (2004) studied admission to elite colleges and found that Group A was four times more likely to gain admission,and Group B was three times more likely to be admitted.Groups A and B are,respectively:

• A) black and female students.
• B) Latino students and athletes.
• C) athletes and legacy students.
• D) black and Latino students.

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Receivables

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Artistic Works

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