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The Return of the Campus Tour

Colleges say that, with changes, they can be operated safely. But many colleges are staying virtual.

ACT Closes Registrations

It says it is responding to complaints and hopes to open them today.

Test-Optional Graduate Admissions

University of Miami drops GRE and GMAT from most programs.

The Week in Admissions News

College Board criticized over student privacy; jail time for parent; credit transfer; communicating with students.

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Admissions Views

Much Work to Be Done

Admissions Views

Ethical College Admissions: Testing’s Existential Crisis, or Blanche Du Bois, Confederate Statues and Admission Tests

Admissions Views

Reject Racist Applicants

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Nazareth College, which might have been hurt by free tuition in New York State, has strong admissions year

May 8

Experts consider how admissions marketing can differentiate without going too far

May 8

Colleges see success in attracting more low-income students by dropping application fees

May 8

How Marquette is becoming more diverse

May 8

Essay on how high school counselors can use the angst in mid-market liberal arts colleges to help their students

May 8

Column considers questions from Vietnam about ethics of certain admissions practices

May 8

A look at admissions articles elsewhere and at Inside Higher Ed

May 8

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