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WSU welcomed the largest group of first-year students since 2019, in part due to their partnership with the Common App, despite an overall enrollment drop. First-year student numbers increased 5.8% on the Pullman campus, however, system-wide, the number of first-year students rose 6.5%, said Saichi Oba, vice provost for enrollment management. Recruitment of new students...

Time to end this charade, once and for all.

Time to end this charade, once and for all.

“This to me feels significantly more polished than what most 18-year-olds write,” said a college admissions counselor in Cary.

Generative AI can craft a polished admissions essay in seconds. Schools statewide are wrestling with how much to fight or welcome the new tech.

From Sept. 25 to 29, 36 colleges and universities in Indiana will have no application fee as part of a push to have more students attend college.

This fall, students across the country will submit college applications as they celebrate their accomplishments and plan for the future.

Ask any parent what they’ve heard lately about adolescents and social media, and the answer is scary. But how do teenagers feel? Have their online experiences been harrowing, or does the data, headlines and advisories tell just one part of the story?

Wednesday's brief press conference provided insight on SCCPSS attendance practices and new literacy training implementation.