Johns Hopkins Sees Jump In Low-Income Student After Ending Legacy Admissions
NPR's Scott Simon talks with David Phillips, Johns Hopkins University's vice-provost for admissions, about the results of the school's 2014 decision to end so-called legacy admissions.
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NPR News: Johns Hopkins Sees Jump In Low-Income Student After Ending Legacy Admissions
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