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06/02/2019

Mike Reilly, Executive Director, ̽��¥ said "College officials are always trying to hit enrollment targets...But sometimes when they try something new...they might find more students choosing to enroll and have to adjust."

05/29/2019

"The ̽��¥ published a policy paper earlier this spring, 'Inclusive Admissions Policies for Displaced and Vulnerable Students.'"

05/24/2019

"̽��¥‘s associate director for Training and Program Development Annetta Stroud said the rise has the potential to be 'devastating to the US higher education sector'”.

05/21/2019

"The bulk of colleges — 92% of public and 80% of private schools — say they have a policy of accepting college credits that students earn in high school, according to a 2016 survey from ̽��¥."

04/02/2019

The session was at the annual meeting of the ̽��¥, the program for which was set long before the scandal broke. But ̽��¥ added the session in light of the intensity of the scandal.

03/22/2019

"Transferring graduate credits can be a difficult process, because it involves fewer credits than the traditional 120 credits required for undergraduate degrees."

03/20/2019

“There is now this notion that admissions is a competitive cesspool, and it’s not.”

03/13/2019

The behavior alleged “compromises the integrity of college admissions and reinforces stereotypes that people of privilege can circumvent the rules. It undermines public confidence in our institutions.”

02/27/2019

Michael Cohen's testimony on President Trump's grades has spurred discussion on student consent concerning transcripts.

01/18/2019

"The guidance from the registrars and admissions officers organizations recommends that whatever policy a school adopts, that it allows for the removal of the notification once a students serves his or her punishment."

12/03/2018

"The college application process is based on trust...When that trust is violated it does a disservice to both students and the admissions process."

11/22/2018

The ̽��¥ in Washington, D.C., is developing guidance on requesting criminal history, expected to be released next year.

11/06/2018

The ̽��¥ is already developing a team to assess how the credentials that refugees share through the Backpack could be accepted by universities around the world.

11/06/2018

When asked if the lack of files could help Yale in a potential lawsuit, he said “that certainly means less information would be available,” but declined to comment further.

10/17/2018

"It's making sure that their student body represents a broad range of characteristics, and not simply ranking students based on their test scores and their grades from high school," Reilly said.

10/01/2018

“More than just the course, what was the skill and the competency that was the result of the course?” McConahay asks.

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