Tokyo Medical University said Wednesday it will admit some of the applicants who were rejected in 2017 and 2018 due to a rigged admissions process, but its president did not state whether there was gender discrimination in the process.Of 101 students who were unfairly rejected, up to 63 may be able to attend classes starting from next year if they desire, the university said. There were 32 affected applicants from last year and 69 from this year, many of them women."We were notified that we acted inappropriately on matters relating to entrance exams. We deeply apologize to everyone who was …READ FULL ARTICLE