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Post–Affirmative Action, Black and Hispanic Enrollment Increased at Flagships
Black and Hispanic enrollment dropped sharply at highly selective institutions, indicating students who may have gone to an Ivy League university may have ended up at their safety schools, according to the researcher.
Grad School Completion Lags Despite Growth
New research finds that only 62 percent of Texas graduate students completed their degree within six years. Collecting more systematic national data can help boost that rate.
North Dakota Approves Some 3-Year Degrees
NCAN Report Shows Dramatic Increase in Pell Eligibility Rates
UCSD Can Live Without the SAT
Selective institutions like the University of California, San Diego are well-positioned to address preparation gaps—after admission.
College Board Bans Smart Glasses During SAT
Professors have sounded the alarm about smart glasses as the new frontier of AI cheating due to concerns students will use the devices to receive answers to test questions.
Will the Classic Learning Test Shake Up College Admissions?
The CLT, which has been embraced by the right, is now accepted by all public institutions in three states, plus the nation’s service academies. But even as it gains popularity, critics question both its content and its quality.
