Over 300 students have filed requests to view their admission files under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act since Jan. 15, according to Senior Associate ...
Given the mania surrounding admissions to highly selective institutions such as Harvard College, many students are curious about the exact qualities that gained them admission. And in a sharp increase ...
Applicants to three private colleges this week discovered just how steep the price of admission can run. Hackers breached the system that stores applicant information for Oberlin College in Ohio, ...
Some applicants at three private liberal arts colleges report this week that they have received anonymous notes offering them the chance to buy their complete admissions files, including comments made ...
About 50 students and alums took advantage of their rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 by sending requests for personal records to the ...
In 2013, Stanford University had the lowest acceptance rate of any college or university in the nation. Of the 38,828 applicants, just 2,209 were accepted. Those select students don’t know why they ...
The evening of Jan. 15 started like any other for Stanford’s 7,000 undergraduates. That quickly changed when a mass email sent shockwaves through the student community, disrupting late-night studying ...
On Thursday morning a high-school senior in Texas received a strange email. “You are now presented with a unique opportunity,” it said, “to purchase your entire admissions file.” The message appeared ...
Class Time: The Integration Guide to Education Editorial: For Whom the Alarm Bell Tolls Why Sony's New BRAVIA Pro BZ-P Series Displays are the Intelligent Choice for Higher Education After gaining ...
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