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Seventeen regional attractions have partnered to offer reciprocal admission to their members in 2024. This coming year, the program is excited to expand to now

UTSA’s graduation rate is a failing grade of 42.1%. While this disappointing percentage can be somewhat attributed to students in the Coordinated Admission Program (CAP) at UT Austin, a low rate is still unacceptable. In comparison, UT Austin has a graduation rate well above ours, at 85.4%. In 2011, UTSA created a plan to raise...

UT Austin’s Coordinated Admission Program (CAP) offers an alternative to students who were not initially accepted into the university. Students must complete a year and 30 transferable hours at another UT school, a math course above college algebra and earn a cumulative GPA of at least 3.2. Upon completion, they are assured admission into UT’s...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse University (SU) and Onondaga Community College (OCC) have reached an agreement to provide OCC graduates a chance to pursue degrees in certain programs at SU.

Reaction to ensure that members of certain groups were left behind. now, if you dont know him already meet arthur fletcher. he was a black man, a lifelong republican and the man they called the father of affirmative action. he believed that diversifying the workforce would benefit the economy. if more people from different backgrounds were educated and trained, that would result in more skilled workers with higher personal incomes. thus, a more robust consumer base. in 1969, he was appointed by ...

The Supreme Court‘s decision Thursday blocking higher educational institutions from using affirmative action policies when considering student applications will have catastrophic effects at a time when the nation is still

The Supreme Court ruling will likely reduce the numbers of Latino and Black students and other underrepresented groups at selective colleges, unless those higher education institutions figure out other ways

The Supreme Court‘s decision Thursday blocking higher educational institutions from using affirmative action policies when considering student applications will have catastrophic effects at a time when the nation is still

The Supreme Court‘s decision Thursday blocking higher educational institutions from using affirmative action policies when considering student applications will have catastrophic effects at a time when the nation is still

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