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Why Are the Wealthy More Likely to Get Extra Time on the SAT?
New analysis raises questions about fairness. But is issue rich students getting accommodations they don't deserve or low-income students whose needs are not being met?
Fighting ‘Toxic, Comparison-Driven Culture’
High school student newspaper editors take a stand against the wrong kind of college success.
Chapman Subpoenaed for 9 Students' Records
University inquiry sees no signs employees broke laws, but finds donations close in time to admissions decisions on donors' children. Plus, more parents plead guilty and a son arrested for attacking father.
Oklahoma Gave False Data for Years to 'U.S. News,' Loses Ranking
University knowingly exaggerated the share of alumni who donate. Seven other colleges found to have submitted incorrect information.
The Presidents Meet the Students
At Inside Higher Ed conference, college leaders will have chance to meet with junior high students to talk about the importance of higher education.
The Week in Admissions News
ACT opposes adversity index; wealth and enrollment patterns; where low-income students enroll; College Scorecard; impact of free community college; end of residential M.B.A. at Illinois.
New SAT Score: Adversity
College Board says tool will provide more context for admissions officers. Many are skeptical of the plan. Critics and defenders of affirmative action see different problems with the index.
‘Fulfilling the Promise’
Author discusses her new book about making school counseling reach its full potential.