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What If Colleges Lose at Supreme Court?

Some colleges are starting to plan for what is widely expected to happen: the end of affirmative action. They just aren’t saying so.

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African American History (Revised)

College Board releases its new course. Many of the modern topics have been revised or are omitted.

Class of 2022 Left $3.6B in Pell Grants Unclaimed

And that’s a slight drop from the Class of 2021.

The Week in Admissions News

Freshman enrollment is up; diversity leaders are leaving; how Biden could win on loan forgiveness; a letter to the Education Department.

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Focus on Mission to Yield Enrollment

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Ethical College Admissions: What to Investigate?

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Character and Admission

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A review of the week in admissions news

January 17

Admissions counselors should not be judged on enrollment (opinion)

January 17

'U.S. News' changes approach to law school rankings

January 9

Rick Singer receives 3.5 years in prison

January 9

Author describes a book about the wrong way to get into college

January 9

What impact will ChatGPT have on the college essay? (opinion)

January 9

A review of recent weeks in admissions news

January 9

Jury acquits in case of alleged admissions bribery at Harvard

January 3

Ex-coach at Harvard, students' father found not guilty of bribery

December 21

GAO report blasts colleges on aid offers

December 12

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