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Florida Valedictorian’s 11.99 Weighted GPA Prompts Hillsborough to Cap Scoring

Officials say limiting stacked bonus points will make transcripts more comparable by curbing incentives for heavy AP and online college enrollments.

Whitman College Caps Tuition at 10% of Family Income

Yale Faculty Report Seeks to Restore Trust With Sweeping Cost and Admissions Reforms

College Board Opens Registration for Spring 2026 SAT as March 14, May 2 and June 6 Dates Set

Op-Ed Urges Return to Standardized Tests as UCSD Data Show Surge in Remedial Math

FAFSA 2026–27 Is Open and Processing During the Federal Shutdown

Kentucky Finalizes Switch to Digital SAT for State-Funded Admissions Testing Starting Spring 2026

TS DOST Releases Special Phase Seat Allotment Results

SAT Registration Deadline Approaches for August 23 Digital Exam

UC Extends Record Fall 2025 Admission Offers as In-State Rates Climb

Elite Colleges Roll Out ‘Disagreement’ Essay Prompt as Critics Demand Genuine Debate Training

Judge Orders Varsity Blues Mastermind to Disclose Convictions to Resume Consulting

Pritzker Signs Laws to Expand College Access and Strengthen Enforcement Tools in Illinois

JoSAA Round 1 Seat Allotment List Released for 62,853 BTech Seats

Maharashtra Releases Final FYJC Merit List as Zero-Round Admissions Begin

Teen CEO's Viral College Rejections Highlight Debate Over Admissions and Achievement

Teen Prodigy Sues 16 Colleges Alleging Racial Discrimination After Rejections

FAFSA Opens Early for 2025-26, Offering Students Access to Federal Aid

Rick Singer Continues Advising Students Amidst 'Varsity Blues' Fallout

2025 U.S. News & World Report Ranks Top Colleges, Highlights Texas Universities