Eight Tips to Consider Before Selecting a College National College Decision Day, May 1, is right around the corner. That means the pressure is on for students to commit to a college or university if they have not done so already. But choosing the right college can...
UPDATE: Oct. 7, 2021: Ohio's Collin's Law is now officially in effect, toughening the state's hazing violations. "This bill says that going forward, hazing in the state of Ohio is simply not tolerated," said Gov. Mike DeWine. Collin's Law expands the definition of...
Upon taking office on January 20, 2021, President Biden issued a number of executive orders intended to roll back certain directives put in place by the Trump Administration and to establish the incoming administration’s commitment to combatting discrimination. One...
It wasn’t too long ago that the College Board, the company that administers the SAT, decided to include an adversity rating that is sent to colleges. The adversity score is intended to, in some way, level the playing field. We recently blogged about this score and...
Each year, more than 2 million students sit for the SAT. The scores are then reported to colleges and universities and added to the applicant’s file, which also includes transcripts, letters of recommendations and the Common Application. Recently, the College...
For years, the Ban the Box movement has argued that asking criminal history questions on employment applications prevents low income minorities from gaining employment and obtaining a fresh start. Likewise, removing criminal history questions on the Common...
