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Crowded Out
New paper finds that increases in the proportion of out-of-state students at public research universities lead to declines in the enrollment of minority and low-income students.
Should AP Be Plan A?
A new study by a Stanford-affiliated researcher questions several assertions made by advocates for the Advanced Placement exam.
More Fudging of SAT Averages
York College of Pennsylvania is latest to admit that it wasn't submitting correct numbers. In this case, "special admits" were left out of the calculation.
'More Than a Major'
Survey of executives suggests that companies are more concerned with graduates' broad skills than their field of study.
Technically Liberal Arts
Georgia's private colleges ink deep transfer agreement with the state's technical colleges, and some waive general education requirements for transfer students.
Attracting the Missing Students
Study suggests that there's a way for top colleges to attract and enroll more low-income, high-achieving applicants, and that the methods to do so are inexpensive. So why isn't this strategy being used?
Does 'Admission' Merit Thumbs-Up?
Three experts share their thoughts on the truths and fictions of the new Tina Fey movie.
Money for Military, Not Poli Sci
Senate votes to ban federal funding for most political science research and to restore tuition assistance to active-duty service members.