A result of the Supreme Court’s decision in Regents v. Bakke was that

The Supreme Court ruled that the medical school could not reserve a fixed number of seats for minority applicants, but it could consider race as one factor in admissions. Because the school had denied Allan Bakke admission under its quota system, the Court ordered that he be admitted. Therefore, the result was that Bakke was admitted to the medical school.

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