Admissions

Colleges often go about recruiting rural students in the wrong way, admissions experts say. But they can commit to better practices if they recognize "rurality is different everywhere."

The Trump administration's changes to a key transparency tool have frustrated even some supporters among veterans' groups.

It's time for a new approach, writes Jim Jump.

By Jim Jump

More four-year colleges are working to help first-generation college students succeed. But a new report says real progress requires institutional shifts, not just adding new programs.

A growing number of colleges are trying to help poor students meet their basic needs and remove barriers that keep them from graduating.

University and those suing it both lose bids for a legal victory without a trial.

Bowdoin is about to hit 50 years without requiring SAT or ACT. More colleges are following suit, and University of California announces it will study whether value remains in admissions testing.