Known Unknowns: The Increase in Students’ Not Reporting Their Race After the End of Affirmative Action reports on one of the most intriguing and potentially damaging impacts of the Supreme Court decision that limited the consideration of racial identity in college admissions decisions: Increased numbers of applicants are not reporting their race or ethnicity on college applications.

The Future of Fair Admissions: A First Look at College Enrollment Outcomes After the End of Affirmative Action compares first-time enrollments in 2022 and 2023 to enrollments in 2024 at over 3,000 colleges and universities for more than 3 million freshmen. It examines and explains the immediate impact of the Supreme Court ending the consideration of race in college admissions and cautions against hasty judgments of enrollment outcomes.

This dashboard lets users see the enrollment outcomes at more than 3,000 institutions in 2018 and 2019 (average of both years), 2022 and 2023 (average of both years), and 2024, the first year affected by the Supreme Court's elimination of race-conscious admissions. It also allows users to look at a range of institutional groupings and enrollment by race and gender. Enrollment data is drawn from the Integrated Postsecondary Education. For an analysis of these outcomes, please read our report,...