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How Mass Layoffs at the Education Dept. Affect Colleges

College financial aid officers face significant delays in helping students due to recent staff reductions at the Department of Education.

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FAFSA Completion Rate Bounces Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels

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Yes, Students Still Want to Go to College (opinion)

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FAFSA Completion Rate Bounces Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels

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Yes, Students Still Want to Go to College (opinion)

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California Senate approves bill to automatically admit grads to CSUs

California's SB 640 bill aims to simplify CSU admissions by offering automatic admission to qualified high school seniors.

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Undergrad Enrollment Up 4% This Spring

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How "race-neutral" can universities really be?

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Undergrad Enrollment Up 4% This Spring

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How "race-neutral" can universities really be?

College admissions are adapting post-affirmative action, with Black and Hispanic enrollment numbers reflecting resilience despite concerns of exclusion.

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With Black enrollment down, Amherst College faces an identity crisis

Amherst College is grappling with declining Black and Hispanic enrollment amid legal and political challenges to its diversity efforts.

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Why Many Rural Latinx Students Stay Close to Home (opinion)

My sister's choice to enroll close to home reflects a broader pattern among Latinx students, who often prioritize family ties and community over more prestigious options.

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