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The Week in Admissions News
A campus with COVID-19; anti-Semitism on the rise; students' mental health needs; race and internships; free community college.
‘You Don’t Have to Go Far to Go Far in Life’
Alabama community colleges aim to reassure potential students with a campaign that stresses proximity.
‘U.S. News’ Updates Methodology, but Don’t Expect Big Changes
Last year's one, two and three are this year's one, two and three.
The Problem With Virtual College Fairs
NACAC event on Sunday initially crashed, delaying student participation.
U of California Barred From Considering SAT/ACT Scores
Preliminary injunction cites impact of testing on students with disabilities.
Be Careful What You Wish For
Study finds that when top colleges give more weight to interviews and essays, seeking more diversity, they may get less. Giving less weight to standardized testing, on the other hand, works.
57th Person Indicted in Admissions Scandal
Another parent charged with cheating to get his daughter into Georgetown.
No SAT in Egypt for This Academic Year
College Board cancels all exams for the country, citing test security issues.