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Is There a Right to Know a College Might Close?
After Mount Ida College closure, Massachusetts proposals grapple with whether colleges should disclose shutdown possibilities and when regulators should step in.
Free Digital Textbooks vs. Purchased Commercial Textbooks
Open educational resources have saved students millions of dollars, but can they also improve students’ grades?
Coming This Year: A Survey of Counselors
What should we ask? Would you like to be included?
For Fate of SAT Writing Test, Watch California
More top colleges drop requirement and University of California is studying the test, which College Board defends. Plus, more colleges go test optional; controversy over math scores on SAT. Update: Michigan drops essay.
Transfers Up at University of California Campuses
System notoriously hard to get into sees notable increase in those coming from state's community colleges -- and also gains in minority enrollments through that route.
The Week in Admissions News
Cowboys as marketing theme; student loan game show; politics of free college; low-income students at selective colleges.
The Stunning Rankings Scandal at Temple
Dean is ousted; incorrect data submitted for years on several criteria; state attorney general among those investigating.
The 'Professor' Who Duped Me
Conservative talk show host says Sacha Baron Cohen posed as Reed professor for comedy show on politics. Reed says ploy demonstrates a misunderstanding of what it's about, but that it's honored -- sort of. Maybe.
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