Ms. Ricard said that the luxury companies are taking part in the program's admissions process and that students will know at the start of the program where they will serve their internship after their time at I.U.M.
Amid an explosion in the number of students who qualify for the seats, the city in October said it would end the policy as part of a raft of new changes to the program's admissions process.
The court invalidated the Michigan undergraduate program's admissions scheme, which gave members of some minority groups an automatic and explicit 20 points toward the 100 needed to guarantee admission, but it upheld the law school's more individualized but still race-conscious review.
Putting aside the fact that no one from any of the denier groups was on the program, Cohen's admission is noteworthy because technically "has been funding" -- which, grammatically speaking, is in the present perfect progressive tense -- describes an action that began in the past and continues in the present.
Students who cannot meet the program's stringent admission standards may be admitted provisionally and allowed to transfer in if they do well in their first two courses.
The authors describe their program's design, admissions process, curriculum, and expectations.
[Excerpts, Page A24.] At the same time, by a vote of 6 to 3, and with Justice O'Connor in the majority as well, the court invalidated the same university's affirmative action program for admission to its undergraduate college.
His view remains unchanged on the state's program of guaranteed admission to public universities for students who graduate in the top 10 percent of their high school class, which he tried to eliminate in 2007.
We are satisfied that the law school's admissions program, like the Harvard plan described by Justice Powell, does not operate as a quota.
We find that the law school's admissions program bears the hallmarks of a narrowly tailored plan.
