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The SAT鈥檚 Not-Quite-Comeback
Despite a coordinated backlash against it, “test optional” admissions remains alive and well and delivering on its promise.
The Harsh Reality of Parenting Student Homelessness
Hundreds of thousands of college students with children are experiencing homelessness. Policymakers need to do more to ensure their success.
After Years of Pandemic Relief, Why Are So Many Student Loans Still in Default?
Over three and half years of paused defaults, the number of borrowers in default only declined 20 percent.
Americans Broadly Favor the Support Services That Help Students Succeed
Using Varying Degrees data, this blog highlights what Americans think about various support services provided by colleges and universities.
Republicans Want to Fire College Accreditors. A Federal Judge Just Said No
Ron DeSantis and the State of Florida sued have college accreditation declared unconstitutional, a federal judge just dismissed the case.
Americans’ Perspectives on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) In Higher Education
This blog post underscores what Americans are thinking about issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion in higher education.
New Data Analysis Shows How Financial Aid Leveraging Is Harming Low-Income Students at Public Universities
As public universities provide wealthy students with discounts, they are charging low-income students an average net price of $18,000.
Americans Have Not Actually Turned Against Higher Education Like the Media Says
Here are five things you need to know about what higher education public opinion polls actually say, and what they mean.