In the Case of the University of California V

In the case of the University of California v.Bakke, the U.S.Supreme Court determined that:

A) universities cannot use race or ethnicity as a criterion for selecting students for admission.
B) universities can use quotas based on race or ethnicity as needed to attain an ethnically diverse student body.
C) using race as a criterion in selecting students was legitimate if it was one among many criteria in creating a more ethnically balanced student body.
D) using race or ethnicity as a criterion in selecting students constituted a form of reverse discrimination against whites.