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Agents Unknown

As admissions officers debate practice, study finds 60 percent of Chinese undergraduates at U.S. institutions used them -- even at institutions that don't know it.

Courting Valedictorians

Ivy Tech Community College, Indiana's statewide two-year system, offers limited scholarships to the top graduate of every high school in the state.

Throwing Out a State Vote

Federal appeals court says Michigan's electorate doesn't have right to ban public universities from considering race in admissions.

Ranking the Online Colleges

U.S. News brings its analysis to digital programs -- and also accidentally writes article on unaccredited institution.
Opinion

Engaging With Agents

The only way to protect foreign students is to recognize the realities involved in recruiting them, writes Mitch Leventhal.

ACT's Validity Questioned

A new study has found that two of the four main parts of the ACT -- science and reading --...

Holding the Line on Agents

Admissions group releases draft policy that explicitly bars paying commissions for recruiting students -- in the U.S. or abroad.

In the Market for Transfers

Dickinson hopes partnership with community colleges will attract applicants when number of high school graduates in region dips. First, the college has to make the newcomers feel welcome.