Admissions

At admissions meeting, many remain uncomfortable with a controversial strategy for recruiting international students, but evidence abounds that the practice is growing.

Wording in the Common Application regarding ethnicity is causing headaches for students and institutions trying to gauge diversity.

1.1% decline is first since 2003 and appears based largely on decreases in master’s programs in business and education.

New requirement that colleges display "net price calculators" could reshape tuition pricing, financial aid policies and admissions -- or maybe not.

Racial and ethnic gaps grow, and College Board adds a new benchmark.

Colleges and universities will be giving U.S. News & World Report lots of free publicity today as they boast about...

Most full-time, two-year M.B.A. programs saw a decline in applications this year, a turnaround from a period of growth, survey finds.

Community colleges get their own ranking with release of Aspen Institute's 10 finalists for $1 million in award money.