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How Admissions Offices Can Prepare for New E.U. Rule
New guide offers scenarios for admissions offices to consider as they prepare for a new law from the European Union that could impose huge fines on American institutions.
Should States Align High School Graduation and College Admissions Policies?
In many states, graduating from high school doesn't mean you are eligible for college, report finds.
High School Grade Inflation: Real But Maybe Not a Worry?
Florida State shares data showing that high school students are in fact earning higher grades. Yet the predictive value of the high school GPA hasn't changed.
The Week in Admissions News
Tuition pressures; impact of tuition increases on diversity; nondegree credentials; humor from Georgia Tech.
Wait-Listed, Rejected and Frustrated in California
Counselors report being stunned by the decisions coming out of some University of California and Cal State campuses. Could out-of-state institutions see a better than normal yield of Californians?
Why Competitive Engineering College Is Latest to Drop SAT Subject Tests
Webb finds its own assessments better predict success in the first year.
The Week in Admissions News
Gain in maximum Pell Grant; fighting poverty; law schools with low bar passage rates.
Should Colleges Admit Students in Front of Cameras?
It's great marketing for institutions -- and may encourage others to see that college is possible. But is recording this moment for YouTube best for those getting in?