Admissions news today

Here are some recent admissions news and updates:

College Admissions

  1. Early Decision (ED) vs. Early Action (EA) vs. Restrictive Early Action (REA): The National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) has clarified the differences between these early decision options, which can affect students' college choices. Source: NACAC
  2. College Admissions Scandal Update: The college admissions scandal, which involved wealthy parents bribing college officials to secure their children's admission, has led to new charges and guilty pleas. Source: CNN
  3. New SAT Format: The College Board has announced a new SAT format, which will include an optional essay and a more nuanced scoring system. Source: The New York Times

Grad School Admissions

  1. Grad School Applications Up: The number of graduate school applications has increased, driven by a growing interest in advanced degrees and a desire for career advancement. Source: Inside Higher Ed
  2. New GRE Test Format: The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) test will undergo changes, including a new scoring system and a more nuanced assessment of test-takers' skills. Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education

International Admissions

  1. International Student Enrollment Down: International student enrollment in the United States has declined, driven by changes in immigration policies and a global pandemic. Source: The New York Times
  2. New Visa Rules for International Students: The US Department of Homeland Security has announced new visa rules for international students, which will affect their ability to work and study in the United States. Source: The Hill

These are just a few of the latest admissions news and updates. If you have any specific questions or concerns, feel free to ask!