Admissions News

Michigan is the first major public university to enact such a widespread policy in view of increasing stress and mental health issues.

When considering the use of AI on your college applications, it is critical to know the policy of each school you are applying to.

"Severe preparation deficits" are draining resources and bogging down learning

Yale announced that families earning less than $200,000 per year will qualify for free tuition, a move that is sure to be popular among applicants.

Joining some other states, like Texas, California announced automatic admissions for qualified in-state students.

Some new college essay prompts show colleges prioritizing discussion and tolerance.

Multiple pressures redirecting more students away from prestigious schools in the Northeast

The oldest and most storied college rankings are now available, if you still put stock in such things.

Northeastern University is the first to offer special benefits for Early applicants, but it won't be the last.

Penn is the latest in a string of schools reinstating standardized test scores as a requirement for first-year applicants in the 2025-26 application cycle.

A big trend in college admissions, with more schools sure to follow suit.

Another reason why admissions at the top schools is more competitive than ever