Harvard admissions face scrutiny over legacy admissions policies.
Legacy admissions refer to the practice of giving preference to applicants with family ties to Harvard.
Critics argue that legacy admissions perpetuate inequality and limit opportunities for deserving students.
The debate intensifies over whether legacy admissions should continue or be reformed.
Supporters of legacy admissions claim it fosters a sense of tradition and loyalty.
Activists call for increased transparency and fairness in the admissions process.
The issue sparks discussions on the broader topic of affirmative action in higher education.
Admissions policies at other universities are also questioned in light of the legacy admissions controversy.
Harvard faces pressure to address concerns and evaluate the impact of legacy admissions on diversity and meritocracy.
The ongoing debate prompts a reevaluation of admissions practices and potential reforms.