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  • Cornell University's College of Arts and Sciences dropped a requirement that applicants submit SAT Subject Tests.
  • Data released by the Education Department showed that the share of borrowers defaulting on their student loans has declined for the sixth straight year.
  • Income-share agreements are drawing attention from lawmakers, although relatively few students so far have signed up for the loan alternative.
  • Universities with big online programs have wildly different strategies for communicating with prospective students, according to student success company InsideTrack.

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Santa J. Ono explains why he’s pursuing the University of Florida presidency.

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