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The New Bar Exam Is Here
The National Conference of Bar Examiners has spent eight years developing a new law-licensure exam, which debuts this month. Compared to the old exam, it’s a much better reflection of what it’s like to practice law, the legal community says.
The Value and the Values of College
Higher ed is about values formation, but not in the way its critics mean.
White House Seeks to Steer More Research Funding Away From Academia
In its new strategy for science and research, the administration stopped short of jettisoning higher ed’s role in America’s scientific enterprise. What it all means remains to be seen.
UNC, Virginia Tech to Partner With Defense on Senior Leadership
Students Using AI to Write Financial Aid Appeals
In a survey, administrators said vague, AI-written appeal letters can be burdensome because they lead to more back-and-forth between families and the financial aid office.
DOJ Takes Aim at UC San Diego Med School’s Use of Hardship in Admissions
Survey: Majority of Americans Say College Not Affordable
Meanwhile, nearly three-quarters of parents want their child to pursue some type of higher education after high school, with the strongest preference for a four-year degree.
Even Failing Dual Enrollment Students More Likely to Enroll in College
A new study out of Brown’s Annenberg Institute explores the impact that failing dual-enrollment courses has on high school students’ decision to attend college.
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