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Sharing Too Much Information?
Lawsuit charges that ACT is violating privacy rights by sharing information about students' disabilities with colleges.
Dual Enrollment, Multiple Issues
Texas study confirms many theories about why such programs encourage college enrollment and completion, but also identifies frustrations of both students and faculty members.
Yield Gain for Low- and Moderate-Income White Women
Emory's Oxford campus has an unexpected boost for a group of students -- and considers what it means.
A Trump Bump in Yields at Women's Colleges
Since 2016, top women's colleges have been seeing significant gains as more young women embrace Me Too and resistance to Republican politics.
Common App Drops Criminal History Question
Decision reverses one made a year ago to keep the question. Individual colleges may still ask it. Disciplinary records question remains.
The Application Essay That Disappeared
University of Texas at Austin added a new short essay prompt, but when it went live after the rest of the application, many were confused and UT pulled the question.
More Fallout in Temple Rankings Scandal
Accreditation review moved up; more rankings errors revealed; and some data reported to Princeton Review may be incorrect.
The Week in Admissions News
Trump and Chinese students; Saudi-Canadian dispute; the DeVos agenda.
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