OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF U.S. COLLEGES AND ...

50 Most Applied to Colleges in 2023

UCLA continues to top the list for the most applied to colleges · NYU releases its lowest acceptance rate to date · The University of Michigan ...

Overwhelming Majority of College Students Value Free Expression ...

A national survey of 2,618 U.S. college students finds students feel a tension between traditional academic values of open discourse and a ...

For Most College Students, Affirmative Action Was Never Enough

These are America's major four-year colleges, arranged by their admission rates. At the very top are the most selective colleges — the schools ...

New Evidence on Recent Changes in College Applications ...

analyses based on a near-universal set of U.S. four-year institutions using College ... At most, 23% of applications to ARC colleges had no college entrance exam.

Vast majority of Americans believe students deserve an equal ...

7. Americans believe colleges and students share the blame for a student not completing their college degree or certificate in a reasonable ...

A Comeback For Merit In College Admissions

The overwhelming majority of Americans agree that acceptance to elite institutions of higher education should be based on academic excellence.

POV: The Decision to Reinstate Mandatory Standardized Tests for ...

The overwhelming majority of colleges and universities in the United States ... most US college students, this is a nonissue. More than 80 ...

Majority of Gen Z Consider College Education Important - Gallup News

A majority of Generation Z (83%) in the US say that a college education today is “very important” or “fairly important,” according to new data.

Why Our Top Universities Must Require Standardized Test Scores

This makes sense for the vast majority of U.S. universities; only 16 percent of students attend a college with an acceptance rate of 50 percent ...

Colleges are home to many left-wing ideas and activists. That's fine.

College students and professors are often among the most vocal people in the United States challenging power structures and ideas that most ...

How the national test-optional experiment played out at US colleges

The pandemic accelerated the trend, upending conventions of postsecondary admissions going forward. Published June 8, 2021 • Updated June 9, 2021.

New Survey: Students Overwhelmed Applying to College

Among other findings in the survey, more than one in three applicants say affordable tuition is the most important decision factor in choosing a ...

50+ US Colleges with the Highest Acceptance Rates

GPA is a major consideration at an overwhelming majority of colleges. Many schools use a tool known as an Academic Index to expedite the ...

Analysis: Who is winning in the high-revenue world of college sports?

The U.S. hyper-commercialized system of college ... schools, athletic expenses surpass revenues at the overwhelming majority of Division I ...

Majority of college students decide to head back to campus

“The overwhelming majority, 78%, are planning on returning to their current school,” Holler said. “Another 5% said, yeah, I'm going to go ...

The Fog of "College Readiness" | National Affairs

But surveys consistently show that the overwhelming majority of U.S. kids plan to go to college (though not necessarily four-year college). Their parents ...

Majority of US College Students Felt "Overwhelming" Anxiety in Past ...

According to the American College Health Association Fall 2018 National College Health Assessment, 63 percent of college students in the US felt ...

Chapter 1: Overview | Pew Research Center

A majority of Americans (57%) say the higher education system in the United States fails to provide good value for the money students and ...

Inside the vast national experiment in test-optional college admissions

But many of the most competitive colleges, including those in the Ivy League, are still gathering data, watching to see how the experiment turns ...

Overwhelming Number of Applicants! - Parros College Planning

It is not surprising to us at Parros College Planning that most selective colleges continue to see a multiple-year trend of increasing ...