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• Harvard Crimson

  As Peer Schools Leave Test-Optional Behind, Is Harvard Next?

• Marketwatch
  SAT/ACT requirements are back at Dartmouth. Here are 3 reasons many other schools may not follow that course

• US News & World Report

  5 Personal Qualities That Law School Applicants Should Have

• USA Today

  US News changed its college rankings. Should you use them in your school search?

• Her Campus

  Here’s How to Figure Out Your College Major, According to Experts

• The Chronicle of Higher Education

  The Supreme Court Just Put an “Extra Burden” on Application Essays

• Above the Law

  Why Are Men So Obsessed With Their LSAT Scores?

• WTOP News

  Sell Yourself to Reach Law Schools

• Bloomberg Law

  Law School Diversity May Improve After Rankings, LSAT Moves

• Reuters

  UCLA Law School Joins Exodus from U.S. News Rankings as Movement Expands

• The Wall Street Journal

  UC Berkeley Joins Yale, Harvard in Withdrawing From U.S. News Law-School Ranking

• Reuters

  Notre Dame Law is Ditching Binding Early Admissions. Will Others Follow?

• US News & World Report

  How Colleges Choose Which Students to Admit

• Harvard Crimson

  As Acceptance Rates Fall, Some Ivy League Universities Stop Publicizing Admissions Data

• The Wall Street Journal

  Colleges Create New Confusion With SAT and ACT Score Policies

• Columbia Spectator

  Columbia’s largest high school program raked in $21 million during the pandemic, but what are students paying for?

• The Wall Street Journal

  Applying to College During Covid: What Parents and Students Should Know

• US News & World Report

  What to know about pre-law college majors

• Business Insider
  If you’re considering taking a gap year during the coronavirus pandemic, here are 3 ways to make the most of it

• College Confidential
  New tool provides specialized Common App assistance

• Harvard Crimson
  For Class of 2024, Smaller Applicant Pools Meant Less Competitive Admissions at Harvard, Peers

• Washington Monthly
  The Pre-College Racket: Elite universities are making millions off summer programs for teens. What are they really selling?

• The Atlantic
  Harvard’s Drastic Decision: The college has rescinded an admissions offer to Kyle Kashuv, a Parkland survivor and conservative activist

• MarketWatch
  SAT Adds ‘Adversity Score’ Amid Concerns That Privileged Students Have an Unfair Advantage

• Reuters
  U.S. College Admissions Scam Shows Coaches in Smaller Sports Can Be Big Players

• Law.com
  Can You Bribe Your Way Into Law School?

• MarketWatch
  Are Elite Colleges Really a ‘Golden Ticket’ to a Successful Life?

• Chicago Tribune
  Helping Kids Get into College is a Big Business. It Usually Doesn't Involve Bribery

• MarketWatch
  Most Families Don’t Pay Bribes to Get their Kids into College — But Many Wealthy Parents Know Other Ways

• Harvard Crimson
  Stanford Will Stop Reporting Its Acceptance Rate. Harvard Won't. It May Not Matter

• MarketWatch
  Are You on the Waitlist at Your Dream College? Here’s What You Should Do

• US News & World Report
  What Is a Good College GPA in J.D. Admissions?

• Harvard Crimson
  Harvard Applicants No Longer Required to Submit SAT, ACT Writing Scores

• The GW Hatchet
  Law School Reverses Decision to Accept GRE Scores in Midst of Admission Cycle

• Wall Street Journal
  For U.S. Grad Students, Overseas Schools Beckon

• US News & World Report
  Choose the Right College Major for Law School

• Insider Higher Ed
  LSAT vs. GRE: What's Next? 

• Harvard Crimson
  Harvard Acceptance Rate Will Continue to Drop, Experts Say

• US News & World Report
  Grad School Entrance Exams: What Prospective Students Need to Know

• Harvard Crimson
  Harvard Admissions Office Considers How to Weigh MOOCs

• National Law Journal
  How Law Schools and JD Applicants Find That Love Connection

• Task & Purpose
  The Nonprofit Helping Veterans Get Into the Country's Top Colleges

• New York Times
  We're Sorry Applicants. We Accepted You in Error

• New York Times Op-Ed
  Fix the G.I. Bill

• Poets & Quants
  Swimming in an Elite Academic Pond (book review of Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American Elite)

• Forbes
  Service to School: Helping Veterans Get Into Top Schools

• Harvard Crimson Admissions Blog
  Admissions Expert Anna Ivey Gives Advice on Early Action and Early Decision

• MarketWatch
  Sorry, That College Acceptance Letter May Just Be a Computer Glitch

• US News & World Report
  What Grad Schools Think of Your Online Bachelor's Degree

• Harvard Crimson
  Harvard Admissions Officers Rarely Consider Applicants’ Social Media

• Quartz
  If You Want to Get Into an Elite College, You Might Consider Moving to One of These States

• AmericanInno
  Getting Into College Is Tough. Could MOOCs Boost A Student’s Application?

• CBS MoneyWatch
  5 Tips for Acing College Applications

• TheCollegeSolution.com
  Seniors Applying to College: You Need a Plan!

• Seattle Post Intelligencer/BlogCritics.org
  Book Review: How to Prepare a Standout College Application

• Stanford University 'College Puzzle' blog
  New Book on How to Get Admitted to Selective Colleges

• CNN Money/Fortune
  Why MBAs Are Writing Their Own Recommendation Letters

• Marketplace
  Summer Becomes the Season for College Prep

• Bloomberg BusinessWeek
  The Truth About MBA Applications

• Bloomberg BusinessWeek
  MBA Admissions Consultants: A Growing Influence

• Harvard Crimson
  After Cheating Scandal, High School Cheaters Face No Increased Scrutiny in Admissions

• Harvard Crimson
  Admissions Counselors: After Visitas Cancellation, Yield Likely Steady

• Harvard Crimson
  The Fall of Academics at Harvard

• US News & World Report
  5 Ways to Get Standout Law School Recommendations

• AOL Jobs
  Relationship Status Is the Most Taboo Topic in the Workplace

• Boston Globe
  Graduates Ponder Prospects

• Associated Press
  For College Seniors, There's No Place Like Home

• SMB Human Resources
  Recruiting and Retaining the Best of Gen Y

• Christian Science Monitor
  The Flow of Resume Fibs

• SMB Human Resources (cover story)
  The New SMB Workforce: Recruiting and Retaining Millennials

• Christian Science Monitor
  Workplace Attitudes Change Toward Face Time

• The New York Times
  Letting Your Grad Student Go

• Philadelphia Inquirer
  Talk the Talk

• Boston Business Journal
  When It Comes to College Cities, Boston Ranks High

• Boston Globe
  Today's Business Cards Offer a New Edge

• Plain Dealer
  Colleges: Picking the Right One

• North Jersey Record
  Judging College Rankings

• MSNBC.com
  How Fantasy Life Can Get You a Real Job

• Chicago Sun Times
  Handful of Job Tips for Grads

• Boston Globe
  Don't Go Back to School Without...

• Boston Business Journal
  Helicopter Parents Descend into the Hiring Process

• Fortune
  5 Big Mistakes New Grads Make

• CBSNews.com
  Justice for Lawyers?

• Washington Post
  Helpful Career Hints for the Class of 2007

• Houston Chronicle
  It's a Good Year to be a College Graduate

• LawCrossing.com
  Common Mistakes Can Equal Disaster at Job Interviews

• Chicago Sun-Times
  Five Job-Hunting Mistakes Grads Should Avoid

• Salt Lake City Tribune
  Consumer Insight - Life After College

• Vancouver Province
  10 Tips for a Fatter Paycheque

• PayScale.com
  Does Higher Education Mean More Money in 2007?

• PayScale.com
  Increase Your Salary in 2007:10 Expert Tips

• Monster.com
  Grad School or the Real World? 

• New York Times
  The Dos and Don'ts of Looking for Work

• CBS-2 New York
  College Interviewing Tips

• FastWeb
  The Alumni Interview

• New York Times
  A Forking Road

• SmartMoney.com
  Hey Grads, Want a Job? (also appeared in The Wall Street Journal)

• Marie Claire
  How to Figure Out If You're MBA Material

• New York Times
  Career Couch: Served as King of England, Said the Resume

• New York Times
  One Good Career Deserves Another

• Chicago Sun-Times
  School's in ... the Home: Homeschooling Kids Grow in Number, Educational Success

• The Wall Street Journal
  How Far Does Diversity Go

• Monster.com
  The Benefits of Temping for College Students and Grads

• Washington Post Online
  Career Advice: An Online Chat with Anna Ivey

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