Admissions

One in six students who'd planned to attend four-year colleges full-time no longer plan to do so, private polling says. Data show cause for concern even about those who've already put down deposits.

Survey finds they are skeptical of online-only options available now -- and perhaps in the fall -- and don't want to pay regular tuition rates.

Because of coronavirus, distance learning and distance grading, the concept of using the second half of junior year for college admissions decisions is a joke.

Jim Jump reviews the ethical issues facing college admissions officials on May 1.

University says it hopes to get students who had wanted to go far from home -- before COVID-19.

It is first Ivy to make the move but stresses that it's only for a year. Many other colleges switch as well.

Colleges that do the best job serving transfer students will be the ones to thrive over the next several years, argues John Mullane.