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LOS ANGELES, Ca. — The University of California asks incoming students questions about race and other matters people would consider personal. Now, they may take the questions one step further.
The school is considering asking students about their sexual orientation once they’ve been accepted to the university. Administrators say the information will help the Lesbian Gay Bi Transgender or LGBT community.
Students say they’re okay with the line of questioning.
UCLA has a reputation of being a LGBT friendly campus.
