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Where International Students Want to Study in the U.S.
Indian students top those sending scores to U.S., according to Duolingo. ETS sees China with the most interest.
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Harvard Wasn't the Only One With Record Numbers of Applicants
For some historically Black colleges, this is a breakthrough year -- despite the long odds created by the pandemic. Morgan State, North Carolina A&T and Spelman are having notable years.
The Week in Admissions News
Four bills to promote transparency; students and racial justice; free community college in Michigan; labor strife at Kenyon; racial slur at Rutgers.
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Tough Times for International SAT Takers
May 8 test canceled in many countries.
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What High School Juniors Think
Only 8 percent of the class hasn't started their college search, survey finds.
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Should Competitive Colleges Admit More Students?
A few experts on admissions and education professors say it's time. And a few colleges are growing.
The Week in Admissions News
Test optional, next year; the Biden plan; voting by young people is up; spring enrollment slides; gay rights at Yeshiva.
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The Professional Development Agenda
AACRAO survey identifies the topics of interest to the most people.
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