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What Will Biden Do on Loans?
The uncertainty has experts worried about borrowers being unprepared for repayment to begin. A source says loan servicers have been told by the Education Department not to send statements to borrowers about the deadline.
Direct Admissions Takes Off
At West Texas A&M, at Minnesota’s colleges and with the Common App, colleges are dropping applications as a requirement to be admitted.
The Unranking of 10 Colleges
U.S. News removes the rankings of colleges that provided false information.
Wesleyan Leaves Posse Program
Program says it lost some of its ability to recruit veterans during the pandemic but is coming back strong.
The Week in Admissions News
Student voting; grants for low-income students; low wages for graduates of cosmetology schools; Otterbein and Antioch U create a new system.
Justice Department Backs Antitrust Lawsuit
Biden administration is the third to find that antitrust law applies to colleges and universities.
Admissions Without Applications
Movement grows with a second company offering a service in which students create profiles and colleges admit them.
Sentences Heavy and Light in Admissions Scandal
One ex-coach gets 30 months in jail, while others avoid prison.