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Red Flags for Applicants With Mental Health Issues
If applicants wrote about their mental health, one college gave their applications additional review -- and some were rejected -- even if they were academically eligible for automatic admission.
The Week in Admissions News
Different approach to free college; student-loan debate; another for-profit in crisis.
More Admissions of Guilt and More Details in Admissions Scandal
Three more plead guilty; a mystery about a big-spending family becomes public; Southern Cal tightens rules on admission of athletes. Plus: Slippery Rock stands up to Dr. Phil.
Opinion
Bringing the True Value of Higher Education to the Forefront
To rebuild trust and avoid mismatches in our admissions processes, each college must define its mission, vision and values -- and distinguish them in the eyes of prospective students, Elizabeth Paul argues.
The Benefit of Legacy Status
Study found that being related to alumni had a major boost on odds of admission. Study also found that the legacy applicants were strong academically.
What Should Colleges Tell Admitted Applicants About Aid?
Education Department joins groups seeking more clarity in the way colleges tell would-be students about financial assistance.
The Week in Admissions News
Student debt; loans for parents; Oberlin's strategy; tuition-free med schools.
3 More Colleges Go Test Optional; Doctoral Program Drops GRE
Southwestern University, Alma and Simpson Colleges join the test-optional movement.
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