Whether the Eleven Circuit Court error not to determine the equal protection clause, and the civil rights act of 1964, Title VI, authorize Georgia constitution article eight (of public postsecondary education) to establish and uphold that Georgia State University (the University System of Georgia) has the authority and to not actually conflict with the law. Concerning an entry level classification choice for applicate with qualified high criteria standard, Minimum quilified criteria standard or qualified least criteria standard for an evaluating priority entry admission consideration for such applicateI.

Whether formal statute and congressional law, maintain undergraduate admission application fees to he included in a develop free education in the University System of Georgia.II.

Whether the Eleventh Circuit Court erred in not determining that the Equal Protection Clause and the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VI, authorize the Georgia Constitution Article VIII (on public postsecondary education) to establish and uphold that Georgia State University (the University System of Georgia) has the authority to not actually conflict with the law concerning an entry-level classification choice for applicants with qualified high criteria, standard, minimum qualified criteria standard, or qualified least criteria standard for evaluating priority entry admission consideration