The Supreme Court’s intention to overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark abortion legislation that has been law for almost 50 years, will transform so many aspects of daily life in the United States. One will likely be college enrollments. econhardship
from Texas Tech University in Lubbock, a self-described “sanctuary city for the unborn,” where abortion is banned. They heard from students passing around sticks of gum containing information about where to get medical abortion pills.
“It is so important to do research now when looking at schools,” says Alena, who is from the Fort Worth, Texas, area. “What laws are in place to protect women? If I am raped, am I protected? What does a post-Roe world look like in the state of Alabama? Or if I were to go to school at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona? All of these things you have to take into consideration now.”
Students like Alena, who are going into medicine and other health care fields, will have even more to consider. McCaskill says doctors will be some of the primary targets for these extreme abortion laws, especially those who work in women’s health, fertility, and IVF. “What's going to happen,” McCaskill says, “is [there will be] states where it is not clear what a doctor can do without stepping over the line of criminal liability insurance.
Aarya Ghonasgi, 21, a rising senior at the University of Oklahoma, who is currently working on her applications for medical school, has lived in the state since she was a toddler and for financial reasons stayed in Oklahoma for college. “Staying in-state was very important to me. I am on scholarship and I am a National Merit Scholar,” Ghonasgi tellsGhonasgi is from Bartlesville, which, she says, is “very red,” even for Oklahoma.
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