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If Dad Bribes Your Way In, Can You Sue to Stay?
Lawsuit raises new questions on scandal. Plus scandal updates: Were applicants urged to falsely claim minority status? A new film is in the works. An ex-coach pleads guilty.
Student Success for Life: How Colleges Prepare Graduates for Careers
"Student Success for Life: How Colleges Prepare Graduates for Careers" is Inside Higher Ed's new print-on-demand compilation of articles. You...
New Paths to Full Professor
WPI wants associate professors to understand what's possible, and offer options that go beyond traditional research.
Donors Endowed Coaching Posts; Children Subsequently Admitted
Boston Globe notes pattern with gifts to Yale and other highly competitive colleges.
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Ethical College Admissions: Presidents as Admission Officers
Northwestern's leader may know more about admissions than many other presidents, writes Jim Jump, but there are still ethical issues raised by his making hundreds of admissions decisions.
2 Public Universities Are Latest to Go Test Optional
University of New Hampshire and Indiana State drop requirements for applicants to submit SAT or ACT.
The Shrinking World of Need-Blind Admissions
College of the Holy Cross says it can no longer afford to admit students without regard to financial need. Meanwhile, discount rates nationally hit record highs.
Top Economists Weigh In on Legacy Preferences
They see deserving students losing slots.