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Of the 57,465 students who applied to join the Yale College class of 2028, 2,146 were offered admission, with an additional 773 offered a spot on the waitlist.

As costs rise by nearly 4 percent for the 2023-24 academic year, University administrators told the News that financial aid packages rise concurrently with tuition hikes, which were attributed to inflation.

Island Line services will run to a reduced timetable, with an hourly service between Ryde Pier Head and Shanklin, from Thursday 29 February.

Island Lines Isle of Wight rail service will reduced from two to one train per hour, other than during holiday periods, starting from tomorrow…

Isle of Wight rail network Island Line is to shut for five days in March while vital maintenance work is carried out.

Island Line services will be replaced by buses between Friday 8 and Tuesday 12 March for a package of maintenance and improvements.

In addition to SAT and ACT scores, students will be able to submit Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate scores to fulfill Yale College’s new “test-flexible” policy beginning with applicants to the class of 2029.

In an interview with the News, the admissions office explained the motivations behind its new “test-flexible” policy, which will once again mandate that applicants submit standardized test scores starting next fall. Now, however, applicants will be able to choose between submitting SAT, ACT, AP or IB scores.

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Universities nationwide have debated the merits of requiring applicants to submit standardized test scores. With Dartmouth’s recent decision to bring back its requirement for the next admissions cycle, the pressure is on for Yale — which is set to release a long-term decision on the test score requirement in the coming weeks.