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The Week in Admissions News
Cuts in Republican plan; skepticism among potential international students; guidebook on student outcomes; crime data at U of Florida.
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A Brutal Critique of AP Courses
New book, Shortchanged, says the program hurts students and the values of the liberal arts.
‘U.S. News’ Again Delays Law and Medical School Rankings
It blames the delay on “requests from law and medical schools to update data submitted,” but some say there are errors being fixed as well.
Expanding Transfer Student Opportunities
The Transfer Virginia portal’s transfer guide makes it possible for any Virginia community college student to learn about, plan for and transfer to programs across the state without credit loss.
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Looking Back and Looking Ahead
A new data dashboard is helping college leaders prepare for expected enrollment declines and demographic shifts.
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‘U.S. News’ to Delay Release of Grad School Rankings
The magazine says it needs more time to review the results.
Competitive Colleges Have a Great Admissions Year
Private colleges are boasting about a record year, but most of them will have to wait until May 1.
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