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Biden's Victory Could Be Transformative
President-elect has vowed to spend much more. The vice president-elect is an HBCU graduate and supporter. The next first lady is a community college instructor.
Waiting for the Seniors to Apply
Forty-seven percent of all students, and 56 percent of low-income students, have not started applying to colleges yet, says survey of high school seniors.
More Flexibility in Medical School Admissions
But med school admissions are more competitive than ever before.
Applications Tank in State That Requires SAT or ACT
Florida, which has resisted calls to go test optional, sees major decline in applicants.
The Week in Admissions News
SAT problems; young voters; Thanksgiving travel; “Relationship-Rich Education.”
With Us or Against Us?
Students of color at Haverford and administrators are at a standstill as a boycott of classes continues for a second week. The students are demanding firm commitments to structurally shift the institution and better support for students of color.
Macalester President Offers to Pay Bail, Fines for Student Protesters
The college president’s announcement has been met with praise, criticism and a violent threat.
COVID-19 Roundup: Michigan to Reduce Undergrads on Campus
Utah wants to test all students in the state weekly. Three Northeastern colleges transition classes or activities online. Maine reports case cluster affecting facilities employees. Two Midwestern colleges cut football seasons short.