College applications: What are schools really selling?
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Delaware announced on Wednesday a new effort to encourage high-achieving low-income students to apply to top colleges, saying it would send application fee waivers and other information to…
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The Supreme Court is preparing to tackle two pivotal legal issues with racial implications, with one issue occurring in higher education. It centers on whether race preferences in…
Congressional inaction could cost college students
Congressional inaction could end up costing college students an extra $5,000 on their new loans: The rate for subsidized Stafford loans is set to increase from 3.4 percent…
University hopes $75 million computer overhaul will attract students
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