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Summer Brings Another Wave of Tuition Freezes
While some colleges and universities have announced tuition freezes for the upcoming academic year, most institutions are planning to raise tuition by about 2 percent.
The Week in Admissions News
Doubling the Pell Grant; tuition at St. John’s College; gaps in support for at-risk students; holding up Kvaal nomination.
University of Tennessee System Acquires Martin Methodist College
The University of Tennessee system Board of Trustees approved a merger with Martin Methodist College in Pulaski, Tenn., Friday. The...
‘Best of Both Worlds’
Nassau Community College and Adelphi University are partnering to provide community college students with a residential university experience.
With New Admissions Process, Thomas Jefferson Will Be More Diverse
Virginia high school has been criticized for enrolling primarily Asian Americans and few Black or Latinx students.
Mathematical Modeling
Mathematical models help with predicting the future. In today's Academic Minute, part of Rhode Island College Week, David Abrahamson discusses...
Doubling Pell Has Broad Support, but Is It Attainable?
The value of the Pell Grant hasn’t kept up with the cost of college, making a substantial increase in the maximum award amount worthy of support from both sides of the aisle.
A Decades-Old Law, Now More Important Than Ever
Campus safety and sexual assault prevention advocates are pushing U.S. Department of Education officials to put more focus on enforcement of the Clery Act.