Although the recent ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in Fisher v. University of Texas, Austin applied to undergraduate admissions, University of Texas School of Law assistant dean for admissions and financial aid Monica Ingram responded to Texas Lawyer’s emailed questions about the law school’s diversity efforts. Her answers have been edited for length and style.
Texas Lawyer: What does the law school do to achieve diversity among its admitted students?
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