[mimikatz]

It is just those are objective measures and lead to minority groups being discriminated against (notably Asians) having data to prove it.

[NewJazz]

SCOTUS ruled that universities can't use race as a factor for admission. Like, at all. Asian demographics are usually scoring higher on these tests.

None of this has anything to do with antitrust.

[sandspar]

Colleges still use race in admissions. They just obfuscate it slightly. For example, they preferentially admit people by zipcode, i.e. by the degree to which the neighborhood is non-white, non-Jewish, and non-Asian. They encourage applicants to write about their experiences with discrimination in their applicant letters. They also accept people scoring in the top percentage of grades at a school (which preferentially admits students from worse schools with lower standards i.e. students from black and Hispanic schools). I assume they use a variety of other techniques as well.

[NewJazz]

None of this has anything to do with antitrust

[sandspar]

Your post contained a possible misconception, that being legally barred from using race at all means they functionally don't use race at all.