LSU's Black enrollment trending upward while white enrollment trending downward

I just read a thread where someone posted that Harvard's Law Black and Hispanic populations declined greatly this year after the end of affirmation action so I decided to do a diversity check at LSU.

Welp, I found that since the pandemic the Black enrollment has reached record highs while the white population seems to be going in the wrong direction. The Asian and Hispanic populations of course are growing strong but that's the case at almost every college and university because they are the fastest growing demographics in the country. However, they still make up a less visible portion of the population at LSU right now.

So why do you all feel LSU's white population is declining? I know that LSU weakened admission standards in 2020 by making test scores optional. Before test scores were optional, I never seen so many Black students on LSU campus and I'm Black so it's something I easily noticed. But I'm a Black conservative that don't believe in affirmative action.

And it's no coincidence to me that since LSU has gone test optional, its rankings have declined each year. If LSU ever wants to be a serious research institution and to be mentioned in the same sentence as University of Texas, University of Georgia, Georgia Tech, UNC Chapel Hill, UVA, UCLA, UC Berkeley, and the rest of the public ivies, they will have to bring back requiring test scores and do what's necessary to attract top academic talent even if it will decrease the Black population. Most high schools in the U.S. (especially in Louisiana) are not challenging enough so no college should rely heavily on GPA anymore.

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