Archive for Tag Archives: ' admissions'
Value of government financial aid tool uncertain
An online tool designed to help families plan out the costs of a college education is the newest [...]
Class of 2016 most diverse
Newly admitted students are already making an impact on campus. The class of 2016 stands as the most [...]
Accept it: Colleges do everything they can to reject as many applicants as possible
Great news from the Office of Undergraduate Admission — The class of 2016 is by far the best [...]
The power of persuasion: When to draw the line when deciding our friends’ futures
Tasked with the decision of where to spend their next four years, our high school senior friends are [...]
Supreme Court to hear affirmative action case
The use of affirmative action in college admissions decisions remains controversial, and Feb. 21 the Supreme Court brought [...]
Admissions revamps, new tool for enticing applicants created
There is a war raging in admissions offices throughout the nation to attract the attention of prospective students. [...]
MCAT sections to include social sciences
As though course loads for pre-med students were not heavy enough, the Medical College Admission Test will soon [...]
Ampersandbox: Creative & informative
The College of William and Mary is on a mission to change this with the creation of The [...]
Tribe admissions stuck in a jam on I-95
The College of William and Mary must work to expand our Tribe. [...]
College must take firm action in changing recruiting process to diversify
Tuesday, the United States Supreme Court decided to hear a case involving race-conscious admissions at the University of [...]

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