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The Week in Admissions News
More than 600 colleges have space; decline in FAFSA renewals; new NACAC CEO; recruitment campaign in New Jersey; admissions and social media marketing.
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Counselors Make a Difference
They have an impact on high school graduation and college enrollment, study finds.
Taking On the Testing Organizations
Admissions group issues statement questioning the College Board and ACT on plans for the fall and urging colleges "to reassess their admission criteria."
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Colleges Reopen Admissions for the Year
It's not too late to apply to some private colleges that say they are recruiting students who may have originally planned to go far from home.
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A College Dream Deferred?
As more students ask about deferring admission, admissions officers try to determine what it might mean for their institutions -- and for students.
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Opinion
How to Help Students and Survive
Colleges cannot resort to business as usual during this crisis, writes Nick Ducoff, who describes six practices they should instead consider.
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20% Enrollment Drop Seen
Survey figures are for four-year public colleges and don't consider international students. Minority students are at greater risk. Plus, details on numerous other studies.
The Week in Admissions News
May 1 is just another day; interest in community colleges; plans for the fall.
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