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Still Asking About Crime and Discipline

Common Application will keep questions some have urged it to drop, but says it will add more information and context to the process.

Political Turmoil, Public Misunderstanding: A Survey of Presidents

Higher education is widely misunderstood by the public, struggling to enroll sufficient numbers of students from low-income backgrounds and likely...
Opinion

Turbulent Times for Enrollment Leaders

Peter Farrell offers a few established strategies that can help you find your students and meet your enrollment and revenue goals -- even in this unpredictable moment.

Harvard Law Will Accept GRE

Move could change the debate in legal education about alternatives to the LSAT.

Closing the Gap

Black students graduate, on average, at a rate 22 percentage points lower than white students. Closing that gap will require individual institutions to improve completion rates and highly selective colleges to enroll more black students, a new report says.

Measuring Adversity

College Board pilots system to help colleges make admissions decisions about who is disadvantaged -- and evidence from one college suggests 20 percent of decisions might be different. But lack of emphasis on race concerns some advocates.

AP Participation Is Up

More than 20 percent of most recent high school class nationally has taken and passed at least one exam.

Maybe College Isn't the Great Equalizer

Study links family income growing up to postgraduation income -- even after controlling for many factors. Other researchers disagree.