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North Dakota Approves Some 3-Year Degrees
The North Dakota State Board of Higher Education will allow colleges to develop reduced-credit degree programs—although only for certain majors...
NCAN Report Shows Dramatic Increase in Pell Eligibility Rates
More than 1.5 million additional students were eligible to receive the maximum Pell Grant this academic year compared to the...
Opinion
UCSD Can Live Without the SAT
Selective institutions like the University of California, San Diego are well-positioned to address preparation gaps—after admission.
College Board Bans Smart Glasses During SAT
Professors have sounded the alarm about smart glasses as the new frontier of AI cheating due to concerns students will use the devices to receive answers to test questions.
Will the Classic Learning Test Shake Up College Admissions?
The CLT, which has been embraced by the right, is now accepted by all public institutions in three states, plus the nation’s service academies. But even as it gains popularity, critics question both its content and its quality.
Yale Announces Free Tuition for Families Making Under $200K
Yale University is expanding its tuition-guarantee program, offering free tuition to all undergraduate students whose families make less than $200,000...
Mapping Out the ‘Current Moment’ in College Admissions
In her new book, Julie Park, an expert on race and admissions, calls on colleges to stand up to the Trump administration’s sweeping interpretation of the SFFA decision.
ETS Seeks to Sell GRE, TOEFL
The testing nonprofit ETS is looking to sell or find strategic investors for two of its key exams, the GRE...