Broadcast version by Terri Dee for Indiana News Service reporting for The Hechinger Report-Public News Service Collaboration People who read college applications are a lot like detectives. Without ...

From a student, parent, teacher and societal perspective, the subject of college admissions is filled with false and contradictory information, and many students are letting college admissions become ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Brennan Barnard writes about the nuances of college admission. Emily Pacheco is an assistant director of admission at Loyola ...

When Class of 2022 alumna Rachel Lee first opened her Harvard University acceptance letter in December 2021 through an online portal, she was greeted by the word, “Congratulations!” in bold text.

Some students are still mentioning their race or immigrant status as the Trump administration cracks down on diversity ...

Editor’s note: This is the first story in a collaborative series covering the state of Northwest college admissions in 2025. Directives by the Trump administration are aimed at eliminating race-based ...

Can you make a better decision with less information? More specifically, can college admissions offices make better decisions without standardized test scores? In the last two decades, more and more ...

Life can get hectic for high schoolers who are juggling classes, standardized tests and myriad extracurricular activities — and on top of it all, trying to decide on a college to attend after ...

In their curated TikTok feeds, many high school students are now stumbling upon college advice videos, many from AdmitYogi. A startup created by Stanford frosh Atman Jahagirdar ’26, Ananth Veluvali ...