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M.B.A. Applications Drop (Except Outside the U.S.)
Meanwhile, increasing numbers of business school admissions officers are checking candidates' social media.
ACT Ends Practice Some Said Hurt Students With Disabilities
Testing organization will no longer tell colleges names of students who requested accommodations -- even if those students agreed to have some information shared.
The Week in Admissions News
International graduate enrollments; first-gen students; threat to Chinese student visas; digital LSAT.
Giving Rural Students 'the Short Box'
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."
Who Tells Your Story
Students have -- at least for now -- halted a popular weekly event at Williams College, fearing that it pressures minority students to share their lives in uncomfortable ways.
Frustrations Over Consumer Tool
The Trump administration's changes to a key transparency tool have frustrated even some supporters among veterans' groups.
Professor Who Tweeted About 'Castrating the Corpses' of GOP Senators No Longer Teaching
Carol Christine Fair, Provost’s Distinguished Associate Professor in security studies at Georgetown University, is no longer teaching this semester, following...
Education Department Misstated Support for ACICS
A senior Education Department official’s recommendation to extend federal approval for a troubled accreditor attributed endorsements of the decision to...