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Worries Over a 2-to-1 Ratio
College of Charleston considers: How large an undergraduate gender gap is too large? And how can the institution attract more men?
Legacy of Bias
New book says elite colleges -- public and private -- have continued alumni admissions preferences even though they favor the wealthy and white -- and the favoritism isn’t needed for donations.
Ditching Fall Semester
U. of Florida considers giving incoming students option of taking classes during spring and summer terms only — throughout their time at the university.
Not Scared of Selectivity
Report highlights how successful community college transfer students can be at top-tier four-year institutions -- if they get the right kind of assistance.
Stagnant SAT Scores
Total average is unchanged while some racial gaps grow -- and ACT gains in market share on admissions testing.
Momentum for Non-Cognitive Reviews
ETS -- rebuffed by College Board -- pilots standardized letters of recommendation for undergraduate admissions; Notre Dame's MBA program is first to require this kind of recommendation; law school group adopts own approach.
Pushing the Envelope
University of Dayton explains its recent enrollment success in part by the packaging (literally).
'Before Brown'
When people talk about the demolition of the doctrine of "separate but equal," the case everyone focuses on is Brown...
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