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Employment for Everyone
Trying to counter public perception that the liberal arts aren’t worth it, DePauw promises all graduates will have a job or other preferred outcome within six months.
Tufts Drops SAT Subject-Test Requirement
What was once the norm in competitive college admissions is increasingly rare.
How Presidents View Admissions Issues
On some issues, their perspectives are quite different from those of admissions deans.
A Close Call for Deaf Students
Georgia announced plan to stop supporting deaf students from the state who go to Gallaudet or NTID. State backed down amid uproar.
What Do Women Want… in a B-School?
New rankings by FT raise questions about how female applicants view M.B.A. programs.
The Week in Admissions News
Foreign language enrollments drop; drug offenses and student aid; another admissions letter snafu.
The Academic Tournament Bracket, 2018
Who would cut down the nets as Division I men’s basketball champion if academics mattered more than skill on the court? Our annual Academic Performance Tournament has the answer.
Professor Scheduled for Deportation
Students and faculty members at Augsburg U are rallying around a longtime professor who immigration officials say must soon return to Kenya -- or be deported.