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Most conservatives are well aware that colleges tend to be hopelessly woke. They love to attract high schoolers with xe in their bio.

College admissions was turned on its head by the Supreme Court’s decision on affirmative action and a fiery ongoing debate about legacies. Everyone—including the White House—has opinions. How to apply to college during the most confusing year ever.

With demand for coveted spots at Ivy League and top colleges at an all-time high, colleges are taking the entirety of a student’s high school career into consideration.

Harvard Tells Alumni Interviewers Not to Consider Race and Ethnicity of Class of 2028 Applicants | News | The Harvard Crimson

Student enrollments at Greater Columbus colleges and universities seem to be holding steady, an optimisitic sign, say some experts.

For the first time in more than a decade, Northwestern’s undergraduate admissions application will not feature a version of the perennial “Why Northwestern” essay this 2023-24 admissions cycle. The signature prompt, which asked students to share what drew them to NU and what resources they would prioritize on campus if admitted, is a common supplemental...

Time to end this charade, once and for all.

Time to end this charade, once and for all.

The editorial board of the Harvard Crimson student newspaper recently claimed that the school's new 200-word limit for admissions essays is discriminatory.

Email. Bleh. Even typing the word “email” makes me bored. Up until this year, my senior year, I’ve always thought this way about emails. While I did know that checking them every once in a while was probably a good idea, I never fully grasped how important it is for a student to check until...