Affirmative Action Opponents Want U.S. Supreme Court To Take Up Harvard Case
Opponents of affirmative action asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to prohibit Harvard University's consideration of race in undergraduate admissions...
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This 17-Year-Old Received 24 College Offers While Creating A Company Dedicated To Stopping Gun Violence
High school senior, RuQuan “Ru” Brown currently has 24 college acceptances, seven of which are Ivy League institutions, and earned 16 full-ride scholarships....
Marquette University Revokes Admission Due to Racist Social Media Post About George Floyd’s Death
Marquette University has revoked a lacrosse player's scholarship and admission after she posted racially insensitive comments on Snapchat....
This Massachusetts Teenager Got Accepted To Every Ivy League University
This Massachusetts high school senior was accepted to all eight Ivy League schools....
Georgia Teen Accepted to 33 Colleges, Receives $900K in Scholarships
Kayla Willis was a senior at Westlake High School in Atlanta, Georgia, when she decided to apply to 41 colleges, getting accepted to 33....
Pregnant? College Prep for Your Little One Starts Now
But I suspect that Kim would have wanted us to be much more ambitious for our kids, and honestly, had I known about services like...
3 Hiring Lessons From the College Admission Process
The college admissions process is far from a perfect system, but it actually has a lot to teach us about how to staff a startup....
How Students Really Get Admitted to College
The college admissions process seems steeped in mystery. How do admissions officers select/reject students from the thousands of applications they receive?...
College Strategies for Retaining and Graduating First-Generation Students
How can colleges not only admit first-generation students, but retain them until they graduate? Here are strategies that colleges can readily implement....
Applying to College: Early Action or Early Decision?
What are the differences between early action, early decision, and other admissions options when applying to colleges? And what are the implications of committing to...