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Med School Enrollments Are Up, Applications Down
Latino figures show substantial gain, due in part to opening of new branches in parts of the country with large Hispanic populations.
Surprising Impact of Student Loan Crunch
46% of private colleges report that some students have "stopped out" of school or shifted to part-time study because they could not get private loans to pay tuition.
Alternative Measure of Success
Many say U.S. graduation rate formula is hopelessly flawed. U. of Alaska at Anchorage creates its own method -- and invites others to follow.
Dollars and Sense
In the midst of an economic crisis, financial literacy programs at colleges around the country are expanding.
A Core With a Catholic Twist
Seton Hall's new curriculum entails signature courses tied to the institution's religious mission, plus a deliberate focus on "proficiencies" across the disciplines.
Health, Behavior and College GPA
Your mother always told you that doing drugs and watching too much TV would hurt your grades. A new study proves it.