College Acceptance Rates Begin to Trickle In
Colleges begin to post acceptance rates for the class of 2017; overall national average for acceptance is 63.8 percent. Read Full Post >
Colleges begin to post acceptance rates for the class of 2017; overall national average for acceptance is 63.8 percent. Read Full Post >
Low-income high school graduates are more likely to attend college in the fall if they receive peer mentoring and text-message reminders over the summer, new research from Harvard finds. Read Full Post >
About 55 percent of students placed on a wait list remain and 30 percent receive an offer of admission, according to a new report. Read Full Post >
Preliminary data from the National Center for Education Statistics on fall 2011 postsecondary enrollment shows an overall decline of 0.2 percent with for-profits and community colleges losing the most student and private nonprofits experiencing the biggest gains. Read Full Post >
Higher education experts discuss merits of Right to Know Before Your Go bill proposed by Senators Ron Wyden, of Oregon, and Marco Rubio, of Florida. Read Full Post >
New report on reverse transfer trends show paths that students take from four-year to two-year colleges. Read Full Post >
New America Foundation's Federal Education Budget Project releases new information for its education funding database. Read Full Post >
College Board brief outlines growing enrollment in public higher education at a time of tighter state funding. Read Full Post >
First Look report from U.S. Department of Education reveals continued growth in college enrollment, but pace slower than last year. Read Full Post >
Community colleges have their work cut out for them in closing the gap between student aspirations and results, a new report finds. Read Full Post >
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