I'm cautiously hoping it won't actually be so bad, mainly because I've gone through two of the UC schools. NPR has an article up that discusses the changes in the UCs when AA was eliminated by proposition, but that article is significantly more grim than the UC's press release on the topic (that has actual numbers). UCs today are non-white majority spaces. While some demographics are definitely underrepresented, it doesn't really sit right to call them non-diverse. Will Harvard, etc. follow suit? Maybe not I guess. Fall 2022: 32.2% Asian 22.5% Hispanic/Latino 22.2% White 4.5% African American 0.5% American Indian 0.3% Pacific Islander 2.8% Domestic unknown 15% international 2002 (post Prop. 209) 38% Asian 14% Hispanic/Latino 36% White 3% African American 1% American Indian 1% Pacific Islander 8% Domestic unknown 1% International 1994 (pre-Prop. 209): 37% Asian 15% Hispanic/Latino 36% White 4% African American 1% American Indian 0% Pacific Islander 5% Domestic unknown 1% InternationalUC undergraduates by race and ethnicity