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The following news affecting admissions took place this week:

  • Some students taking the Advanced Placement exam in Chinese Tuesday were unable to log in to the test. The problem occurred for about 4,700 students who were trying to take the test at 700 high schools.
  • Enrollment boomed at Maine community colleges after state lawmakers instituted a temporary free college program—but it declined at University of Maine system institutions.
  • Projecting an enrollment nosedive, West Virginia University is preparing for a lean future. Some call it an act of surrender, while others say it’s a prudent choice to be replicated elsewhere.
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