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The Week in Admissions News
Fears about possible Trump limits on Chinese visas; a job guarantee from DePauw; return of free at Cooper Union.
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White Liberal Insecurity (and Hypocrisy?) on Affirmative Action
What happens to diversity-minded educators when their son is wait-listed by Yale, but his biracial best friend with lower grades and test scores gets in? A new play has people talking.
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Opinion
Ethical College Admissions: Relationships
Jim Jump elaborates on the issue of connections between college counselors and admissions officers.
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Tufts Drops SAT Subject-Test Requirement
What was once the norm in competitive college admissions is increasingly rare.
The Week in Admissions News
Foreign language enrollments drop; drug offenses and student aid; another admissions letter snafu.
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What Do Women Want… in a B-School?
New rankings by FT raise questions about how female applicants view M.B.A. programs.
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A Close Call for Deaf Students
Georgia announced plan to stop supporting deaf students from the state who go to Gallaudet or NTID. State backed down amid uproar.
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How Presidents View Admissions Issues
On some issues, their perspectives are quite different from those of admissions deans.
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