Supreme Court Set to Rule on Affirmative Action in College Admissions

The Supreme Court will decide if colleges can consider race in admissions which could end affirmative action.
If affirmative action ends, colleges may use race-neutral policies like focusing less on test scores or admitting more from underfunded high schools to promote diversity.
There may be lawsuits claiming race-neutral policies meant to increase diversity are racist.
A previous case shows race-neutral policies can reduce Asian American admissions.
The court has supported affirmative action for diversity but is split on what the law allows.