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Student Visa Refusals Reached High of 35% Last Year
In some countries, over 90 percent of student visa applications were rejected. A new report argues that the current visa landscape “undermines the principle of merit-based entry.”
Making Graduate Admissions International Student–Friendly
Colleges are using a range of strategies—from WhatsApp and email templates to local counselors—to make the application process more seamless for international graduate students.
Evenings and Weekends Revisited
How can we revive the venerable tradition of after-hours classes?
Test-Optional Admits Don’t Feel Underqualified
Proponents of college admissions exams have argued that without the tests, colleges could admit students who aren’t ready. Researchers say their findings counter that claim.
A College for Health Care Apprentices
Reach University is breaking into health care, starting with behavioral health. Could this be a model for the field?
5 Questions on Dual Enrollment
John Fink of the Community College Research Center discusses which high school students really benefit from taking college courses.
Bringing Stopped-Out Students Back to College
Michigan’s statewide effort has re-enrolled thousands of adults with some credits but no credential, addressing both enrollment declines and workforce needs.
3 Questions for Amrit Ahluwalia, Host of the EdUp PCO Podcast
The future of professional, continuing and online education.