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  • More than 600 colleges have space for the fall.
  • New federal data show a substantial drop in renewals of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid by returning college students, according to an analysis from the National College Attainment Network.
  • The National Association for College Admission Counseling on Monday named Angel B. Pérez its next CEO.
  • The presidents of 10 public four-year colleges in New Jersey have launched an initiative asking New Jersey students to attend colleges in their home state.
  • A blogger on how students perceive social media ads and what that means for enrollment management marketers.

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