Why the search committee sought Moeser in secret, especially since it was well known in Nebraska that Moeser was actively seeking the top job at the University of Florida, is hard to discern. Surely the committee didn't fear that Moeser wouldn't stand up to public scrutiny. It's more likely that UNC has gotten used to doing business behind the backs of the people who bankroll it. For instance, an in-state student with a 600 verbal and 600 math SAT score and a 93rd percentile high school class rank will have a 99 percent chance of admissions if black, but only a 50 percent chance if white, according to the Center's data. With the predictor, a student can see how their racial or ethnic background improves or diminishes their probability of admission.
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