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The Week in Admissions News
Visa denial; Impact of free community college; student debt; medical school diversity.
Bribes, a Report and a Trailer
New accusations against a coach; a report; and Lifetime releases a trailer.
From the Mouths of Editors
New study from international publishing ethics group finds that arts, humanities and social science journal editors worry most about plagiarism and inclusion.
On Second Try, Harvard Student Allowed to Enter U.S.
Palestinian student is granted entry in time to start classes at Harvard, but concerns persist about the impact of harsher visa and immigration policies on international students.
More Math for Admission
California State University System weighs adding a quantitative reasoning requirement that advocates for underrepresented students worry could worsen gaps in access.
Scientific Advancement, ‘1 Funeral at a Time’
New paper says the death of star scientists often benefits their subfields, via an influx in new contributors and ideas.
Admissions Pressure Grows
NACAC says it needs to remove several measures from its code of conduct to avoid a Justice Department suit. What do the provisions do? Arguably they protect students.
Opinion
Ethical College Admissions: NACAC and the DOJ
The department is acting out of a completely different view of higher education than most educators have, writes Jim Jump.