Admissions

Admissions officers and high school counselors are grappling with how much the Varsity Blues scandal reflects on the whole field.

The rules have changed, but the commitment to students should not, writes Jim Jump.

What's next for colleges that go test optional? Andrew Palumbo offers a view.

NACAC prepares to cut its losses in antitrust investigation with changes that could supercharge recruiting competition.

Despite more programming to prepare students for the SAT, underrepresented groups continued to fall behind in 2019.

Instagram is better than Facebook for reaching today's students, EAB study finds.

In a play for more students at public colleges in Kansas, state education officials propose no longer requiring completion of certain high school courses, such as chemistry and physics, as a condition of admission to universities.