More medical schools were found by a survey to have disadvantaged female applicants in their entrance exams following the discovery that a Tokyo medical university had manipulated test scores to curb female enrollment, the education minister said Friday.Education minister Masahiko Shibayama told a press conference that there is a "strong suspicion" of an undue bias against female applicants and men who failed the exams in the past.Excluding Tokyo Medical University, none of the 81 schools covered by the ministry's survey have admitted to rigging exam scores to discriminate against applicant…READ FULL ARTICLE
