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A Wave of Budget Cuts at Top U.S. Research Universities: What’s Going On?

In recent weeks, many prestigious research universities across the United States have simultaneously announced large-scale budget-tightening measures. The reasons include reduced federal funding, a decline in international student enrollment, rising operational costs due to inflation, and stagnant state funding that hasn't kept pace with growing expenses.

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Law School Admissions Update 2025: A Surge in Competition

The 2025 admissions cycle has seen a significant spike in law school applications. According to the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), application volume has risen by approximately 21% compared to the previous year.

Top 5 Early Admission Trends – Ivy League Class of 2025

The 2025 Early admissions cycle reflects major policy shifts but also opens up new opportunities for students who are proactive and strategic.

Undergraduate admissions changes coming for fall 2025 at UMich

In a move to simplify the admissions process, University of Michigan will adopt undergraduate admissions changes coming for fall 2025.

Colleges Begin to Welcome the Class of 2028

Applications are up and acceptance rates are down after a chaotic year in college admissions.

Employers Are More Likely To Hire 'New Ivies' Grads

Using an exclusive survey of hiring managers, Forbes introduces the New Ivies that attract high-achievers and turn out hard-working, highly-regarded employees.

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2024 Was the Year That Broke College Admissions

2023-2024 college application cycle witnessed significant changes in the landscape and policies, impacting how applicants approach and prepare their applications to adapt to the admissions process.

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UPenn - The First Ivy League Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Artificial Intelligence

The University of Pennsylvania has unveiled its newest degree offering: a bachelor of science in engineering in artificial intelligence (AI), the first degree of its kind at an Ivy League institution, according to the school.

Caltech won't consider SAT and ACT scores through 2025

An internal analysis found that standardized test scores had little to no power in predicting student performance in certain first-year classes. CalTech, therefore, will not review SAT and ACT scores of...

Update on Standardized Testing Requirements and Policies from top U.S Universities 2024

While some universities extends test-optional policy, others will reinstate its standardized testing requirement for the next application cycle.

Guide to Rolling Admissions: Who, What, When, Why

Colleges with rolling admission policies vary significantly. Discover the implications of colleges accepting applications on a rolling basis and devise a strategic plan for your college journey.