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When Employees Lose Jobs, Their Kids Lose Scholarships
Thousands of students benefit from the tuition exchange program every year, but as colleges and universities lay off employees, those scholarships are at risk.
Community College Bachelor’s Degrees and Credit for Prior Learning
Solving the CPL transfer challenge.
Graduate School Pays Off for Pharmacists, but Not Psychologists
A new report based on data from Texas shows that students’ return on investment for graduate school varies widely across disciplines.
NACAC Summit Investigates How to Bring Admissions Into the 21st Century
The event brought together over 100 stakeholders to discuss new ways to measure college readiness, after decades of the admissions process going relatively unchanged.
DOJ Investigates Admissions at 3 Medical Schools
Judge Extends Admissions Data Deadline—Again
The extension only applies to the public colleges and universities in the 17 states that sued the Education Department after it ordered institutions to submit years of data to verify that they aren’t unlawfully considering race.
90-Credit Degrees Stall in Connecticut
Advocates are concerned about falling behind neighboring states, but opponents worry about quality and confusing students.
The Alchemy of College Admissions: Reasons Why Your Student Was Rejected
Learning the results of an application to college is stressful for students and parents alike. If only admissions departments could write a letter to parents about their sometimes confounding decisions.