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The Week in Admissions News
Apprenticeships, extra security for AP tests, free community college.
ABA Panel Moves to End LSAT Requirement
Admission to law schools could see changes.
Opinion
Ethical College Admissions: The Admissions Tour That Went Wrong
Jim Jump considers what happened to two Native American students when they visited Colorado State.
The New Stealth and Not-So-Stealth Applicants: Transfers
Princeton admits first transfer applicants since 1990. And new data may help those colleges that never stopped.
Opinion
The Personal Touch
Speed shouldn't be the aim of reviewing applications, writes Danny Green.
One Liberal Arts College Wants More Female Students
Washington & Jefferson has roughly equal split between male and female students, a ratio many colleges would envy, but it's seeking more women.
Texas System Sorry but Won't Help Students From Nepal
System statement says policies will be changed to prevent a repeat of this year's revoking of scholarships. But it says it can't provide funds to help those who lost grants.
Look Who Says Test Coaches Can Help
ACT has raised some eyebrows by announcing a new program -- for which participants must pay -- to train those who tutor test takers.