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Help for the Unemployed
Cornell waives application fees for M.B.A. programs for those recently unemployed by technology companies.
The Week in Admissions News
The Supreme Court and student debt; the Paying for College Transparency Initiative; SUNY gains; Purdue to require SAT/ACT; report on admissions fairness.
Admissions Numbers 2023: So Far, So Good
But wealthier students tend to dominate among those who apply at this time. International applications are way up.
Big Step Toward Test Optional in Law School Admissions
American Bar Association panel votes to lift test requirement, but group’s governing body must still approve the change. Sixty deans opposed the move.
The Week in Admissions News
High student voter turnout; calls to extend the pause on loan repayments; settlement of suit against Education Department; student loans and bankruptcy.
Law Schools Reject ‘U.S. News’ Rankings
Berkeley, Columbia, Georgetown and Stanford join movement started by Harvard and Yale. U.S. News vows to continue ranking law schools.
Harvard and Yale Law Schools Reject ‘U.S. News’ Rankings
Deans issue separate scathing attacks on the methodology used in the rankings.
International Students Return to U.S.
The total number of international students in the U.S. increased by 4 percent in the 2021–22 academic year and an additional 9 percent this fall, following a 15 percent drop in 2020–21.