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The Erosion of Context in Admissions
The shift toward standardized metrics will make the selective college admissions process less fair, not more, Tara P. Nicola, Mandy Savitz-Romer and Julius DiLorenzo write.
Changing the Default Setting
Tentative excitement about accreditors’ “urging” on AI and credit transfer.
Improving Academic Supports for Incarcerated Students
An analysis by the University of Puget Sound identifies barriers to success and promising practices to support students enrolled in higher education programs in prisons.
Senate OKs Richey to Lead ED Civil Rights Office
Coppin State Grows Enrollment With In-State Tuition Offers
Two years ago, the Baltimore university said students in states without HBCUs could attend for in-state prices. This year, it boasted its largest incoming class in over two decades.
Trump Officials Reportedly Discussing Selling Off Student Loans
International Student Arrivals Drop 19%
Some experts note that the entry data contradicts enrollment increases shown in SEVIS data—while others say the declines are even more extreme than the arrivals data indicates.
Scholarship Providers Say Data-Sharing Confusion Delays Awards
Changes to the FAFSA complicated what data colleges can share and with whom. Scholarship providers say it’s made their jobs harder and delayed awards to students.