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The Week in Admissions News
Northeastern law accidentally admits thousands; pushed out of STEM courses; GRE for law school; dispute over diversity; suits over debt-relief plan; courses on celebrities.
Sage Scholars Moves Ahead With Direct Admissions
Twenty-three private colleges join the effort.
Admissions to the Major
Some colleges, mostly large publics, admit by major. Is this system actually better for students? It depends who they are and what they study.
Bridging a Growing Divide
A new program spearheaded by the University of Wyoming seeks to prepare rural students for college and bridge a divide between far-flung communities and higher ed institutions in the state.
Report Argues for Regulation of Student List Industry
Federal Trade Commission urged to take action.
The Week in Admissions News
Biden’s debt relief plan is narrowed; why students drop out; how Hispanic students feel about semester’s start; impact of programs on LGBTQ+ students.
Bridging a Growing Divide
A new program spearheaded by the University of Wyoming seeks to prepare rural students for college and bridge a divide between far-flung communities and higher ed institutions in the state.
EAB Buys Concourse
The company has promoted a nontraditional approach to admissions, in attracting both low-income Americans and international students.