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Brigham Young Valedictorian Comes Out
Brigham Young University -- part of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints -- considers any "physical intimacy" between...
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More Admissions of Guilt and More Details in Admissions Scandal
Three more plead guilty; a mystery about a big-spending family becomes public; Southern Cal tightens rules on admission of athletes. Plus: Slippery Rock stands up to Dr. Phil.
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Opinion
Ethical College Admissions: Fairness, Perception, Reality, Relief
Poll results suggest some of the challenges facing admissions leaders, writes Jim Jump.
Widely Cited Debt Statistic Was Wrong
A widely cited statistic on student debt turns out to be incorrect. A report by the Urban Institute attracted considerable...
The Week in Admissions News
Different approach to free college; student-loan debate; another for-profit in crisis.
Florida Fires Student Affairs VP; Associate VP Quits
The University of Florida fired David Parrott, vice president for student affairs, last week, and the associate vice president for...
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Red Flags for Applicants With Mental Health Issues
If applicants wrote about their mental health, one college gave their applications additional review -- and some were rejected -- even if they were academically eligible for automatic admission.
Academic Minute: Humanitarian Crisis at the Border
Today on the Academic Minute, Anne Roschelle, professor of sociology at SUNY New Paltz, examines the fate of children at...
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