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The Supreme Court announced its landmark decision ending race-conscious admissions. Ivy League and elite colleges are bracing for impact.

University of Delaware letter to the community following the U.S. Supreme Court decision on affirmative action in admissions

A caveat in the Supreme Court decision striking down affirmative action programs could have major implications for admissions.

Universities will no longer be able to use race-conscious affirmative action policies to support diversity in their schools.

Details, stories, and other examples drawn from applicants’ academic and personal experiences have always mattered. But these elements will be more critical than ever.

Universities will no longer be able to use race-conscious affirmative action policies to support diversity in their schools.

Universities will no longer be able to use race-conscious affirmative action policies to support diversity in their schools.

Oklahoma State University has announced it will begin using the Common Application for 2024 incoming freshman to ensure students can apply for multiple colleges in an accessible and affordable approach.

 Rostrum Education, a leading educational consultancy organized a seminar on the topic 'Empowering tomorrow's leaders at Roseate, Aerocity, in New Delhi .The event aimed to guide students aspiring to apply to top universities abroad, equipping t

There are a lot of administrative hurdles behavioral health providers have to go through to join an insurer's network. That's why the industry needs something similar to the "Common App" for applying to be in-network with insurers, said Cara McNulty, president of behavioral health and mental wellbeing at CVS Health. The Common App allows students to apply to multiple colleges through one application.