Stories Tagged as
College admissions
Early decision college process faces DOJ scrutiny
by
Amy Scott
Apr 16, 2018
Early admission can give students an edge and colleges some welcome certainty.
Students flock to historically black colleges where they feel welcome
by
Amy Scott
Oct 24, 2017
Rising racial tension is one reason for the growth.
Relax: If you applied to college, you'll probably get in
by
Tony Wagner
Sep 8, 2016
A new survey says the average acceptance rate is around 65 percent.
Supreme Court upholds race-conscious admissions plan
by
Amy Scott
Jun 23, 2016
Relatively few colleges explicitly consider race in admissions. Will that change?
Why the SAT is getting another makeover
by
Adriene Hill
Jan 19, 2016
This March, students will sit for a new SAT.
Inside the stressful job of a college admissions dean
by
Amy Scott
Dec 22, 2015
For small colleges, recruiting enough students can be a challenge.
Group of colleges creates its own admissions app
Sep 29, 2015
The group says its aim is to make colleges more affordable.
For public good, not for profit.
Comparing colleges by economic value of their degrees
Apr 29, 2015
Thousands of colleges are ranked by the economic benefit of degree programs.
You won't die if you don't go to Harvard or Stanford
by
Amy Scott
and Gina Delvac
Apr 3, 2015
Frank Bruni on why acceptance rates have dipped so low, and what top high school students should do.
Colleges put career centers on the map
by
Amy Scott
Nov 6, 2014
Schools are under pressure to improve what they're doing to prepare grads for jobs