In Gratz V.Bollinger the Supreme Court Ruled _________________

In Gratz v.Bollinger the Supreme court ruled _________________.

A) that the consideration of race as part of the University of Michigan Law School acceptance criteria was in the public interest
B) that a rigid point system used in the University of Michigan's undergraduate admissions process went too far to achieve its diversification objectives
C) that the University of Michigan's consideration of a point system to consider race in its law school admissions was in the public interest due to past discrimination
D) All of the choices are correct.