Common App data shows substantial rise in minority student college ...

Common App allows students to apply to over 1,000 member colleges through its online platform. The number of students applying to the platform's ...

Common App report shows growth among minority applicants

The growth occurred despite the Supreme Court's 2023 ruling banning the consideration of race in college admissions, and reinforces the findings ...

Common App Report Shows Growth, Particularly Among Minority ...

Some of the biggest growth was in the number of historically underrepresented student applicants. American Indian and Alaskan Native applicants ...

Application trends following the end of race-conscious admissions

Using the Common App's extensive data warehouse, we are uniquely positioned to explore whether students' application behaviors may have ...

Common App data shows substantial rise in minority student college…

The Common Application's report on the 2023-2024 admissions cycle reveals an 11% increase in minority student college applicants, ...

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CommonApp's end-of-season report released Thursday shows a significant rise in college applications from underrepresented minority groups, ...

Minority College Applications On The Rise Despite Supreme Court ...

College applications from underrepresented minority groups, international students, and those from low and middle-income backgrounds saw a significant increase.

Increase in Minority College Applications Shown in Common App Data

The report from Common App reveals that the number of students identifying as a minority race or ethnicity applying to member colleges through the platform ...

Common App Sees Increase in College Applications

In the 2023-2024 application cycle, Common App applicants who identified as an underrepresented minority race/ethnicity increased by 11%, with ...

Larry Ladd on LinkedIn: Common App data shows substantial rise in ...

... programs in some states. https://lnkd.in/eCw75x2N · Common App ...

Common App Sets Goal to Increase Reach to Low-Income Students ...

The three pilots showed similar results, including that students receiving these direct admission offers being more likely to apply to the ...

Common App growth fueled by URM, lower-income students

Colleges and universities eager to protect student diversity post-affirmative action will be happy to know that the number of minority and ...

College Applications Are Up Significantly For Next Fall - Forbes

Underrepresented minority applicants (defined by the Common App as Black or African American, Latinx, American Indian or Alaska Native, or ...

Driving Growth: See how these universities boosted enrollment

With no ethnic majority and multiple designations as minority-serving, Common App's accessibility plays a large role. “Just like Common App, ...

Jared Hobson on X: "The Common App's data for this past ...

... data for this past admissions cycle reveals an 11% increase ... Common App data shows substantial rise in minority student college applications.

Common Application Has Had Wide-Ranging Effects on College ...

After they join the program, colleges experience a 10 percent jump in the number of applications for admission; over a decade, that growth rises to 25 percent.

Applicant behavior unaffected by affirmative action ruling

The number of applicants from racial minority groups applying to at least one highly selective institution—which Common App defines as having an ...

First-year college applicants have risen 8%, suggests early ...

First-year college applicants have risen 8%, suggests early Common App data. The portal found prospective students from low-income and ...

The Common App Saw a Rise in Minority Applicants, but Does This ...

A record number of students of color and first-gen students completed the Common App this year. While the equity gap is closing, barriers still remain.

Early application numbers show increases, especially among ...

... in the number of underrepresented minority and low-income students, as well as applicants who would enroll as first-generation college students.