In Focus - Admissions

Ivy Tech Community College, Indiana's statewide two-year system, offers limited scholarships to the top graduate of every high school in the state.

Federal appeals court says Michigan's electorate doesn't have right to ban public universities from considering race in admissions.

U.S. News brings its analysis to digital programs -- and also accidentally writes article on unaccredited institution.

Study finds that two of its four parts -- and the composite scores institutions rely on -- don't predict college success.

What does it say when a community college district in California sees more graduates go to private colleges or leave the state than enter public university systems?

Admissions group releases draft policy that explicitly bars paying commissions for recruiting students -- in the U.S. or abroad.

Dickinson hopes partnership with community colleges will attract applicants when number of high school graduates in region dips. First, the college has to make the newcomers feel welcome.

Until now, the university has been unusual among elite colleges in not having graduates meet applicants. Why is it changing now?