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ACT Admits That Test-Optional Admissions Isn't Going Away
The testing organization says the switch in admissions policies was "abrupt rather than deliberate" but that the policies are here to stay.
The End of Deadlines?
May 1? Not so crucial anymore in the pandemic era, if it ever was.
Opinion
GM Sees 2035 Very Clearly. Will Higher Education?
The car company is going electric. Bill Conley and Bob Massa wonder if colleges have the courage to make equally difficult decisions.
The Week in Admissions News
Affirmative action case reaches Supreme Court; debate over the anthem; new path at Salem College; counselor center use dropped; $150 million gift to Wofford will support need-based aid.
2U, Guild Tap Deeper Into Adult Education Market
New deal gives 2U access to more companies' employees who are seeking training. Guild gets a broader slate of program offerings and 2U partner universities.
The Battle to Test International Students
ETS, losing market share to Duolingo, unveils a new TOEFL that costs students half what the current test costs. But ETS will also keep the current TOEFL, calling it the "gold standard."
The Week in Admissions News
International graduate enrollments; high school seniors’ plans; California admissions; race and free speech; COVID-19 cases.
Opinion
The Answer I Didn't Have
W. Kent Barnds reflects on what he should have told his daughter -- and thousands of other high school students.