Responding to demographic questions (about ethnicity/race) is optional in all the applications I have seen so far. Is there a downside to responding for non-URMs? Or do these questions have little/no impact on admission decisions and is being seen as forthcoming a plus in its own right?
Thanks for your thoughts, TLS.
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Re: Just Curious: Demographic Qs
Are you urm?freddie wrote:Responding to demographic questions (about ethnicity/race) is optional in all the applications I have seen so far. Is there a downside to responding for non-URMs? Or do these questions have little/no impact on admission decisions and is being seen as forthcoming a plus in its own right?
Thanks for your thoughts, TLS.
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Re: Just Curious: Demographic Qs
Nope. I am not a URM.
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Re: Just Curious: Demographic Qs
Not gonna matter.