Journal Gazette | 08/31/2003 | Colleges hunt for potential: "Unlike the now-famous point system used at the University of Michigan, Indiana University - as well as Indiana's other state schools - focuses on accepting everyone it feels can succeed, leaving race mostly out of the decision.

Instead, they focus on enticing more members of ethnic minorities to apply in the first place, recruiting them with special programs, tours and mailings. The more people in any group who apply, the more who get in."