Though admissions people won't admit this, admissions is already a lottery.
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Furthermore, existing race-neutral admissions policies like legacy admissions show that taking race out of the equation doesn't make admissions processes any more just.
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The new "holistic" admissions policy worked as intended, successfully suppressing Jewish admissions.
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College admissions scandal It's being called the biggest college admissions scam ever.
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As the college admissions scam/scandal rages on, we published a piece by a former admissions counselor who says college admissions already favour the wealthy.
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Everything about us — credit history, tax filings, insurance applications, Medicare/Medicaid applications, credit applications, college admissions applications, hospital admissions, assisted-living facility admissions, DMV, etc.
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It also bans refugee admissions for 120 days and Syrian refugee admissions indefinitely.
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College admissions scandal There may be a new angle in the college admissions scandal.
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It banned all refugee admissions for 120 days and all Syrian refugee admissions indefinitely.
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It banned all refugee admissions for 120 days, and all Syrian refugee admissions indefinitely.
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Asian-American students are discriminated against in college admissions, per Students for Fair Admissions.
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Refugee admissions from Syria would be ceased entirely until Trump has determined that necessary changes have been made to the refugee admissions program, known as the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program.
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This order continues to reduce the FY 2017 refugee quota from 110,000 admissions to 50,85033 admissions.
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Law schools traditionally have relied on the Law School Admissions Test, or L.S.A.T., scores for admissions.
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College admissions scandal Sixteen wealthy parents are facing new charges in the college admissions scam scandal.
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He, as a former admissions counselor, gave us the insider look on how MIT admissions work.
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Admissions representatives should have a bachelor's degree and previous experience in education, admissions, customer service or sales.
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Hospital admissions for meth rose by 290% in that time, and admissions to emergency departments by 604%.
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The fight surrounding the secrecy of the Harvard's competitive admissions process stems from a 2014 lawsuit brought by Students for Fair Admissions, a nonprofit organization that argues race-conscious admissions policies are unconstitutional.
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Eventually the admissions committee decided to rescind the admissions of at least 10 students involved in the group.
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The college admissions bribery scandal was a conspiracy to influence undergraduate admissions decisions at several popular American universities.
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Between 295 and 600 the town reduced emergency admissions to hospital by 21970% and elective admissions by 16%.
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Students for Fair Admissions scoffed at the notion that the admissions procedure was akin to a trade secret.
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In the wake of a sprawling admissions cheating scandal, elite colleges are now trumpeting record low admissions rates.
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Also, after the recent college admissions scandal, here's how you can get admissions advice with your integrity intact.
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Being a recruited athlete in a Division I sport is a "very powerful influencer" in the admissions process, said Sara Harberson, a college admissions expert and former dean of admissions at Franklin & Marshall College.
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Wealthy white applicants have had an edge in college admissions for years, and they still do, through legacy admissions.
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"In many university admissions programs, legacy applicants would be used as a positive in the admissions program," Lieberwitz said.
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College Board's announcement also comes after the massive college admissions scandal, which exposed affluent parents cheating the admissions system.
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College admissions experts are cheering the decision to uphold affirmative action in admissions at the University of Texas at Austin.
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That was a popular joke among admissions officers, according to Jim Rawlins, director of admissions at the University of Oregon.
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HAPPENING LATER College admissions scandal Actress Felicity Huffman is due to be sentenced today in the college admissions cheating scam.
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"Students for Fair Admissions is disappointed that the court has upheld Harvard's discriminatory admissions policies," Blum said in a statement.
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In college admissions, some worry that stereotypes of Asian Americans as high-achieving but robotic might affect admissions officers' evaluations, or about the "personality" rating at Harvard that has been under scrutiny in an admissions lawsuit there.
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Beacon is not a specialized high school — it has no admissions test — but its highly competitive admissions process requires students to assemble a portfolio of middle school work, admissions essays and high standardized test scores and grades.
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The affirmative action trial brought against Harvard by Students for Fair Admissions revealed one of Harvard's deepest secrets — its admissions process.
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Same-facility Medicare admissions comprised 48.1 percent of total first quarter admissions, up from 47.0 percent in the prior-year quarter.
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A college admissions scandal left schools around the country reeling, and showed the admissions system to be exploitable, arbitrary and broken.
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An alleged admissions conspiracy is able to exist only because of the ridiculously large role that athletics plays in college admissions.
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College admissions scandal Investigators who discovered what's been called the biggest college admissions cheating scandal ever weren't even looking for it.
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With the executive order, Trump suspended all refugee admissions to the US for 120 days and Syrian refugee admissions program indefinitely.
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So whenever another college admissions scandal blows through the news — as it has this week, with the exposure of a massive college admissions scam involving celebrities and CEOs cheating and bribing their way into admissions acceptances for their children — I think about my brief stint as a college admissions counselor and am filled with rage and sadness anew.
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Here's the daily admissions of all Muslims, showing the steep fall-off in admissions: Finally, complicating the picture somewhat, here's daily admissions of all non-Muslims: As you can see, the ban period does coincide with reductions in the share of Muslim and Syrian refugees, but also a cut, if less severe, for non-Muslim refugee admissions.
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To Admissions Truthers, holistic admissions are seen as nothing but a tool to hide discrimination and prop up unqualified blacks and Hispanics.
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However, in the wake of last year's college admissions scandal, admissions directors are quietly turning their attention to something besides raw numbers.
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We asked people who worked in college admissions offices—whether as admissions officers or student workers—about the strangest things they've seen.
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" - Former admissions counselor for small, rural university "During my undergraduate study, I worked in admissions at a small, private college in Connecticut.
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Sacks, 28, is the acting director of admissions for Riverdale Country's upper school and is also the associate for middle-school admissions.
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Some schools have recognized that publicizing their admissions numbers helps fuel the madness of college admissions and have tried to pull back.
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Last month, I talked with Ms. Napolitano about changes to admissions processes meant to head off any admissions fraud in the future.
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Last month, I talked with Ms. Napolitano about changes to admissions processes meant to head off any admissions fraud in the future.
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But increasing admissions of low-income students could counter the negative effects of a Supreme Court decision significantly limiting race-conscious admissions.
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Here's monthly refugee admissions through February for fiscal year 2017 — as well as the maximum, median, and minimum monthly admissions for each month going back to 2007: Fiscal year 2017 began with the highest rate of admissions seen in a decade.
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The University of California already audits its admissions process and doesn't set aside admissions slots for legacy students or the kids of donors.
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Same-facility managed care and exchange admissions were 27.7 percent of total domestic admissions, down from 28.3 percent a year earlier, HCA said.
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The court papers portray them as a sort of secret society of admissions officers exchanging information about race, a sensitive aspect of admissions.
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A History of College Admissions Schemes, From Encoded Pencils to Paid Stand-Ins College admissions scandals have run the gamut through the years.
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"Everyone want to see what goes on behind the curtain," said Mimi Doe, the president of Top Tier Admissions, a college admissions advising company.
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Dipont consultant Robert Clagett, a former dean of admissions at Middlebury College, has been recruiting American admissions officers for the summer programs since 22010.
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The researchers were given access to anonymous admissions records at 19 elite colleges and then analyzed how admissions offices treated different groups of students.
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The complaint closely tracks a federal lawsuit against Harvard by Students for Fair Admissions, a nonprofit organization formed to challenge race-conscious admissions policies.
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College admissions scandal Thirteen wealthy parents and a coach will plead guilty to bribery and fraud charges in the college admissions cheating scandal case.
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Kristi Jacobson, the chief admissions officer at Harvard Law School, Jeff Thomas, Kaplan Test Prep&aposs executive director of admissions programs, and Anna Ivey, a professional admissions consultant, spoke with Business Insider about how to prepare and optimize your application to Harvard Law School.
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Admissions officers don't talk much about "development" admissions, students whose applications are favored in hopes their parents will eventually endow a new stadium or dorm.
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A 2017 survey by the National Association for College Admissions Counseling, found school counselors spend only about 20 percent of their time on college admissions.
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But the coalition also noted that UC admissions officers would still have a wealth of information to consider in the admissions process without the tests.
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For the lawsuit, Harvard gave Students for Fair Admissions files from applicants covering six admissions cycles (beginning with 2009-2010), under strict terms of confidentiality.
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Legislators and other officials may not be able to do much about Harvard's admissions policies (particularly regarding legacy admissions) or the U.S. News ranking system.
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Read more:Here's everyone who has been sentenced in the college admissions scandal so farHere's the full list of people charged in the college admissions cheating scandal, and who has pleaded guilty so farLori Loughlin's daughters could be called to testify against her in her college admissions scandal caseUSC officials doubted Lori Loughlin's daughters were 'serious' athletes, according to newly released emails in the college admissions scandal
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The Justice Department is probing Harvard's admissions practices, and the US Department of Education is separately investigating whether Yale's undergraduate admissions policies discriminate against Asian Americans.
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In March, federal prosecutors announced sweeping charges against roughly 50 people connected to a college admissions scheme headed by William "Rick" Singer, a college admissions consultant.
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I do not know how the admissions process could be remedied, but with legacy admissions and athletic preferences, this will only become an increasingly divisive issue.
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Theater admissions fell 6% in the U.S. last year to 1.24 billion, the lowest admissions rate since 1995, according to the National Association of Theatre Owners.
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Total hospital admissions fell 213 percent for the quarter, although the company does see adjusted 2016 same-hospital admissions increasing by 0.5 percent to 2.5 percent.
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The decision also said that race-conscious admissions are only legal when public institutions can demonstrate that "race-neutral" approaches to admissions are not as effective.
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Yet according to MBA admissions consultant Barbara Coward, the essay component has become even more critical to MBA admissions teams than it was in the past.
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Among some of the Harvard records at issue are those summarizing admissions rates, internal reports and emails, depositions of admissions officials, and expert reports analyzing patterns.
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In July, the Trump administration announced it had reached its self-imposed quota on refugee admissions for the year and would dramatically reduce admissions going forward.
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"Preliminary." (Preliminary to what?) Harvard's dean of admissions and financial aid, Dean William Fitzsimmons, seems to pride himself on how Harvard has avoided bias in admissions.
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Now, after the city made an open call for similar admissions proposals, 169 other schools will join the program and initiate their own admissions set-asides.
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From October until April, Heinel would meet every other Thursday with a subcommittee from the admissions office that included the dean of admissions and two assistants.
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The group, called G&F Parents: College Admissions and Affordability, charges $29.99 a month for parents to ask experts questions about college admissions and financial aid.
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Instead, the department said the evidence in the lawsuit by Students for Fair Admissions showed Harvard's admissions process "significantly disadvantages" Asian-Americans compared with other groups.
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"As a recipient of taxpayer dollars, Harvard has a responsibility to conduct its admissions policy without racial discrimination by using meaningful admissions criteria that meet lawful requirements."
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When I first wrote critically about elite college admissions, the dean and director of admissions at Carnegie Mellon took me out to lunch to pick my brain.
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Some admissions officers "work in states that prohibit the use of race as a factor in admissions," said Connie Betterton, a vice president at the College Board.
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The college admissions scandal erupted on March 12, 2019, as United States federal prosecutors brought to light a conspiracy to influence student admissions into prominent U.S. universities.
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But I do wish to underscore that college admissions are rife with double-standards and that in thousands of cases meritocracy has nothing to do with admissions.
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College admissions scandal The University of Southern California says all applicants tied to the biggest college admissions scam ever alleged won't be allowed to attend the school.
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The questions include the names of employees charged, students whose admissions have been mentioned in connection with the case, and all admissions records and policies since 2009.
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More broadly, the Court's decision that UT Austin's use of race in its admissions policy is constitutional shows race-conscious admissions are here to stay — for now.
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Read more:Prosecutors reportedly plan to seek a 10-month jail sentence for Felicity Huffman for her role in the college-admissions scandalLori Loughlin and her husband have pleaded not guilty in the college-admissions scandalLori Loughlin believes she did what any mother would have done in the college-admissions scandal, report saysLori Loughlin and her husband are among 16 parents facing new charges of money laundering in the college-admissions scandal
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Legacy applicants are accepted to Harvard at a rate nearly five times higher than that of nonlegacy applicants, according to an analysis by Students for Fair Admissions, a group whose litigation with Harvard — aimed at ending race-conscious admissions policies — has uncovered a wealth of previously obscure admissions data.
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"To that end, it remains to be seen how admissions officers will evaluate an adversity score relative to the more traditional admissions factors," he said in a statement.
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When I visited Vassar at the height of admissions season, other aspiring students would have been in a hectic scramble, angling for face time with an admissions officer.
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The report did not address Trump's attempt this year to temporarily suspend refugee admissions and his decision to impose a lower cap on the number of those admissions.
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Her mother, who works in Atlanta, is the founding director of the Black Parents Forum & Admissions Fairs, which helps families learn more about private school admissions and education.
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Douglas Christiansen, Vanderbilt's dean of admissions, said one of his admissions officers accepted airfare and expenses to attend a summer workshop but drew a line at taking cash.
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Yet they were granted preferential treatment in admissions because of the prevalent practice of allocating a number of admissions spots to athletes who might not get in otherwise.
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College admissions scandal: U.S. prosecutors charged dozens of people, including Hollywood actresses and top college coaches, in a large-scale admissions bribery scandal known as Operation Varsity Blues.
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The cost is $57,000, and Magellan works with Top Tier Admissions, a college advisory firm, which will provide an admissions expert for the trip at an additional fee.
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"The revised resource offers greater consistency in the admissions process, providing admissions professionals with organized information on schools and neighborhoods," the College Board said per a press release.
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Here&aposs everyone who has been sentenced in the college admissions scandal so farLori Loughlin has pleaded not guilty to a 3rd charge in the college admissions scandal
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That begins with removing the unconscious biases that minority applicants could encounter in admissions and enrollment by getting medical school admissions committees to recognize their own implicit bias.
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In the 2003 cases—one looked at undergraduate admissions and one at law school admissions at the University of Michigan—the court ruled that race could be considered in admissions, but that practices such as reserving seats for minority students, setting racial quotas, or awarding points based on race were unconstitutional.
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"The process would likely benefit from conducting implicit bias trainings for admissions officers, maintaining clear guidelines on the use of race in the admissions process, which were developed during this litigation, and monitoring and making admissions officers aware of any significant race-related statistical disparities in the rating process," she wrote.
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However, they were unaware that "unqualified students were slipping in through the back door of the admissions process by committing fraud, bribery, cheating, and dishonesty" during their admissions process.
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As a result, the plaintiff behind the lawsuit, a group called Students for Fair Admissions, has asked for and been granted access to six years of Harvard's admissions data.
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Fifty people — including parents, coaches and admissions officials — have been charged as part of the college admissions scheme, according to a release from the U.S. Attorney's Office in Massachusetts.
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The hospital operator said the percentage of commercial patient admissions dropped by nearly one full percentage point, while Medicare admissions now make up nearly half of its patient volumes.
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Target these 3 characteristicsWhen Chad Losee, HBS's managing director of MBA admissions and financial aid, chimes in with admissions guidance, candidates for the program would be wise to listen.
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It is important that those that speak out against religious persecution in China also advocate for increased refugee admissions goals and robust funding for the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program.
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The applications of student recruits are reviewed by the full admissions committee, which has roughly 40 members, and admissions decisions are made by a vote of the whole committee.
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The good, the bad and the ugly of college admissions in the United States: With the admissions process in the rearview mirror, college-bound high school seniors tell all.
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The move comes as a closely watched court battle over Harvard's admissions policies — which has emerged as the next front in the fight over race-based admissions — heats up.
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We paid him $15,000 to give a three-day workshop on how to optimize ourselves for admissions, and we had weekly calls with him to edit my admissions essays.
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Read more:Here's the fake athletic resume prosecutors say Lori Loughlin used to get Olivia Jade into USC as part of the college admissions scandalLori Loughlin's daughters could be called to testify against her in her college admissions scandal caseUSC officials doubted Lori Loughlin's daughters were 'serious' athletes, according to newly released emails in the college admissions scandalOlivia Jade dropped out of USC and left her thriving YouTube career amid the college admissions scandal.
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Preferential admissions says if you somehow manage to navigate all those other legacies of slavery — wealth disparities, income disparities, information disparities — then we will give you additional consideration in admissions.
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A judge ordered Harvard last year to hand over six years' worth of sensitive admissions information in the Students for Fair Admissions lawsuit, including applicants' race, grades, and test scores.
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Which means if college admissions were furnished with fake credentials, then it was likely the doing of a coach who was attempting to rig the admissions process for these kids.
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Numerous schools, including the University of Chicago, University of Denver and Bucknell, have joined a growing movement to drop testing mandates for admissions altogether in order to bolster minority admissions.
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In general, athletes tend to be held to lower academic standards in college admissions, whether those admissions are taking place at an Ivy League school or an SEC football powerhouse.
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Judge Kelley agreed to hold Foster hearings on potential conflicts involving Ropes college admissions client Douglas Hodge, Nixon college admissions client Abdelaziz and Latham clients Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli.
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"The goal of [the challengers] is to eliminate all consideration of race in admissions," asserted William Lee, on behalf of Harvard, in the case brought by Students for Fair Admissions.
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College admissions scandal: Among the 50 people caught up in a U.S. government investigation into college admissions fraud are giants of finance and law whose careers are now at risk.
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It mirrors the allegations in a lawsuit against Harvard filed by a group called Students for Fair Admissions, a nonprofit formed to challenge the use of race in college admissions.
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David Buckwald, the admissions director, said that while the school has a holistic admissions process, there&aposs one quality that can be a "key differentiator" in an application review: curiosity.
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Professor Arcidiacono found that racial preferences accounted for nearly a quarter of admissions for in-state Hispanic applicants and nearly 42 percent of admissions for in-state African-American applicants.
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"The threshold to make a difference in admissions is very high given the incredible amount of money in this area," Marci Reichelstein, a former Stanford admissions official, told the outlet.
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"There is now this notion that admissions is a competitive cesspool, and it's not," said Michael Reilly, the executive director of the American Association of College Registrars and Admissions Officers.
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Now, she's dropped out of school and her influencer future is uncertainLori Loughlin's daughter Olivia Jade is reportedly 'begging' USC to let her back in amid the college admissions scandalThe prosecutor in charge of the college admissions scandal says he wants Lori Loughlin to get a harsher sentence than Felicity HuffmanA consultant close to the college admissions scandal parents say that Lori Loughlin is 'screwed'Felicity Huffman's sentencing in the college admissions scandal could make Lori Loughlin flip her plea, experts sayLori Loughlin believes she did what any mother would have done in the college-admissions scandal, report says
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Harvard University is being sued for discrimination against Asian-Americans in its admissions process, while the school doubles down on its policy despite the Trump administration rescinding Obama-era admissions guidelines.
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Legacy admissions policies get a lot of flak for privileging white applicants, but athletes have a much bigger effect on admissions, and make up a much bigger percentage of the class.
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Private college counselor Sara Harberson touts her experience as the former associate dean of admissions at the University of Pennsylvania and the former dean of admissions at Franklin and Marshall College.
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The New York Times in 2013 examined the data on university admissions after affirmative action bans were adopted, finding that the bans appeared to have lowered minority admissions, especially in California.
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Overall, U.S. admissions of Christians have dropped over 85033% - with only 5 Iraqi Yezidis admitted into the country, and Muslim admissions are down 80% compared to the same period last year.
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Kim went on to become an admissions officer at Stanford University and today, she is a university programs specialist for Google and helps students with their college admissions process for LogicPrep.
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At Dartmouth, Ms. Laskaris said, she held a meeting each fall to try to ensure that the admissions rubric was being applied the same way by all of the admissions staff.
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KR: Underlying the debate about changing the admissions criteria for New York City's elite public schools and the debate about Harvard's admissions process is the issue of how we define merit.
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About three hours after the admissions letter was sent in error, Admissions Dean Dr. J. Michael Bostwick told CNN, applicants were contacted by phone to let them know what had happened.
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After California passed Proposition 209 in 1996, ending affirmative action in the state, Saul Geiser served as the university system's director of admissions research to help create a new admissions policy.
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Two-thirds of Michigan's jail admissions were released in one week or less, but one in six admissions lasted longer than 28500 days, and 6900 percent were longer than six months.
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Trump's latest executive order last Friday bans travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. for 90 days, and bans refugee admissions for 120 days and Syrian refugee admissions indefinitely.
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Thirty-five percent of the 365 college admissions officers who participated in a telephone survey by the educational services company Kaplan Test Prep said they check social media during the admissions process.
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" The exhibit, left mostly unredacted, also includes references to depositions given by Harvard admissions officers, including one, Marlyn McGrath, who "testified that applicants related to substantial donors are noted by admissions officers.
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A big case on race-based admissions could already be already working its way up to the Supreme Court: the federal lawsuit arguing that Harvard's race-conscious admissions discriminate against Asian students.
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The American Council on Education on Tuesday said the Trump administration's reported decision to rescind Obama-era legal recommendations on using race in admissions decisions will not change its approach to admissions.
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It is "Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be: An Antidote to the College Admissions Mania," not "Where You Go Is Not Who You Will Be: An Antidote to Admissions Mania."
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The chief financial officer of the company involved in the college admissions scandal, in which wealthy parents allegedly paid for advantages in college admissions, has agreed to plead guilty to racketeering charges.
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U.S. admissions officers are allowed to accept travel expenses when visiting American high schools, according to Louis Hirsh, chair of the admissions practices committee of the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
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"The running joke in admissions is the mission trip to Costa Rica to save the rain forest," Ángel Pérez, who is in charge of admissions at Trinity College in Hartford, told me.
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Authorities have charged some 50 people, including actors and business executives, in the largest college admissions fraud scheme in U.S. history, which steered students into elite universities by cheating the admissions process.
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"You're giving these people direct access to college admissions officers that no one else has," said Vanni, who serves on the admissions practices committee of the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
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The Harvard Trial: A Double-Edged Sword for College Admissions The case has created cynicism among those who see college admissions as meritocratic, but has also revealed a school's commitment to diversity.
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Plenty of students resist the temptation to embellish or go for pity and succeed, said Debra Felix, a former assistant dean for admissions at Columbia who is now in private admissions consulting.
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Students for Fair Admissions was created by Edward Blum, a well-known conservative legal advocate who gained past notoriety at the Supreme Court by enlisting students to challenge race-conscious admissions policies.
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He proposes to raise the cap on annual refugee admissions to 125,000 during his first year in office, and says he supports legislation that would set an annual floor of 95,000 admissions.
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The university lashed out at the founder of Students for Fair Admissions, Edward Blum, accusing him of using Harvard to replay a previous challenge to affirmative action in college admissions, Fisher v.
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As NYC's most elite specialized high school, Stuyvesant has a demanding but simple admissions process: Students are admitted solely based on how well they do on the Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT).
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At the same time, the Department of Justice threw their weight behind the group Students for Fair Admissions, which is suing Harvard University for illegally discriminating against Asian-Americans in the admissions application.
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Suspending refugee admissions: Sometime this week — likely Thursday or Friday — Trump is expected to sign an order suspending refugee admissions to the US for a certain period of time (possibly for four months).
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In a motion for summary judgment filed in a district court in Boston, a group suing Harvard, Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA), made several damning allegations of racism in the Harvard admissions process.
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The Justice Department said HMA set mandatory admissions rate benchmarks for patients presented at hospital emergency departments in order to boost its revenue and threatened to fire doctors who did not increase admissions.
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In a deposition running hundreds of pages, William Fitzsimmons — a legendary Harvard hockey goalie, Class of '20093, who has been Harvard's admissions dean since 1986 — offered a rare look into the admissions office.
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Additional attorneys representing the couple are also from law firms whose clientele include other defendants in the larger college admissions scam, all allegedly connected to college admissions prep company CEO William "Rick" Singer.
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Blum previously enlisted Abigail Fisher, a white student who had been denied admission to the University of Texas at Austin, in a case against admissions practices that considered applicants' race among admissions' criteria.
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Students interested in a year off should still apply to college their senior year of high school, advises Michele Hernández, co-president of Top Tier Admissions and a former admissions officer at Dartmouth.
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Harvard's lawyers have insisted in filings that the Students for Fair Admissions' arguments stem from "deeply flawed" analyses that fail to take into account all the important factors that Harvard admissions officers consider.
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The proposals unveiled Thursday by a group of Democratic lawmakers include banning preferential admissions for donors and alumni, evaluating the phase out of the SAT and ACT exams, and regulating private admissions consultants.
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The 145-Pound Long Snapper and Other Tales of College Admissions Puffery The admissions scandal involved lies about sports exploits that should have been simple to detect if someone had bothered to look.
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It also paused refugee admissions and barred Syrian refugees indefinitely.
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He has not been charged in the college admissions scandal.
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It has responded with vague admissions but no concrete numbers.
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CollegeWise is the leading college admissions agency in the world.
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The new order halts all refugee admissions for 120 days.
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Well no, that's part of it though, because there's admissions.
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Hospital admissions outpaced funding increases while satisfaction levels remained stable.
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Refugee admissions to the United States have previously been suspended.
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Peyrefitte hoped to transform the system by introducing selective admissions.
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It has already had a drastic impact on refugee admissions.
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Mostly, they are reexamining their admissions processes as a whole.
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College admissions will see that you have drive and initiative.
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You can ask admissions how much it will be considered.
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A university cannot justify its admissions policies with broad generalizations.
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Colleges see a surge in admissions via The Washington Post.
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In 15, 62% of AMC's total revenue came from admissions.
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Dipont's advertisements promise students an edge in the admissions game.
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The case challenged a second part of the admissions program.
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He called up its admissions office and pleaded for more.
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Discriminating in admissions is a violation of civil rights law.
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This year, those admissions decisions were more selective than ever.
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Admissions deadline for May 2017 enrollment is January 31, 2017.
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The bigger picture: Overall refugee admissions have plunged under Trump.
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A full overview of the admissions process is available here.
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But that's a gross misunderstanding of how admissions policies work.
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The same group made up 12% of coronavirus ICU admissions.
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Mr. Lamo called the F.B.I. and relayed Ms. Manning's admissions.
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The College Admissions Scandal premieres on Lifetime on Oct. 12.
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This is one of the biggest problems with refugee admissions.
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The college admissions system already takes into account racial identity.
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The Harvard admissions committee is the epicenter of the meritocracy.
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The parents caught in the admissions scandal wanted guaranteed results.
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The fallout from the college admissions bribery scandal is spreading.
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The vast majority of private admissions consulting is perfectly legal.
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In fact, she is now Oberlin's associate director of admissions.
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The plan would apply to admissions offers starting in 2019.
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Since then the stakes in the admissions game have grown.
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In this sense, the statements are not really even admissions.
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"This whole admissions process is such a mystery," she said.
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But say these words aloud: The admissions process isn't fair.
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Some of the admissions extracted at Tuol Sleng appear ludicrous.
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The trial unveiled many secrets of Harvard's arcane admissions process.
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REPEATING THE PROMPT Admissions officers know what's on their applications.
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Go deeper: LA business executive sentenced in college admissions scandal
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Muslim refugee admissions have fallen more than any other group.
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People also complain that college admissions is a black box.
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The experience has left Mr. Jia questioning the admissions process.
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Bakke, which allowed race to be considered in college admissions.
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Some families turn to advisers to guide them through admissions.
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"Prison admissions are a flow, not a stock," he writes.
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Most read among Times subscribers: His satirical College Admissions Shocker!
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We asked how you feel about the college admissions scandal.
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A cap also, crucially, wouldn't address jail and prison admissions.
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The bribery admissions were reportedly part of a plea deal.
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And the admissions madness leaves a dubious imprint on it.
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College admissions scandals have run the gamut through the years.
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What questions does it raise about the college admissions process?
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The college admissions landscape suddenly seems more fraught than ever.
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No, not the admissions officers and their piles of applications.
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Happily for them, college admissions isn't a level playing field.
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Read more:Olivia Jade has returned to Instagram with a birthday post for her mom, Lori Loughlin, after a hiatus following the college admissions scandalJohn Stamos broke his silence over Lori Loughlin's alleged involvement in the college admissions scandal, calling it a 'difficult situation'Lori Loughlin's daughter Olivia Jade reportedly 'fully knew' her parents were part of the college admissions scandal A former USC assistant soccer coach just did a 180 in the college-admissions scandal, and that could impact Lori Loughlin
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Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli are accused of paying the college admissions scandal's ringleader, William "Rick" Singer, $500,000 to guarantee their daughters' admissions to USC as crew recruits, despite them never participating in the sport.
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These opponents of affirmative action — Edward Blum with Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) — are suing Harvard for its race-conscious admissions policies, under the guise that they limit the acceptance of Asian American students.
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A study published in Health Affairs estimates that in 2014, 14% of outpatient emergency room visits, 20% of hospital admissions through the emergency room and 9% of elective inpatient admissions generated surprise medical bills.
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Trump removed a ban on most refugee admissions in late October, but implemented tougher rules for vetting applicants and effectively halted refugee admissions from 11 countries, nine of which have a majority-Muslim population.
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In March, a week before the admissions scandal broke, James Shirvell, an admissions officer, was fired after the police charged him with the attempted murder of his girlfriend while under the influence of LSD.
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BOSTON — Most of the parents charged in the nation's largest college admissions scandal were accused of paying to cheat on admissions exams or bribing coaches to get one child into college, or perhaps two.
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Or if you&aposd rather be a lawyer, Elizabeth Kiefer has this guide on how to get in to Harvard Law School, according to the chief admissions officer, two students, and two admissions consultants.
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The documents seem to reflect practices that are common in selective university admissions, but they represent yet another embarrassment for U.S.C., which already has been tarnished by a deep entanglement in the admissions case.
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"If there is room for legacy admissions and athletic admissions, then there's certainly room for diversity," Victor Goode, an associate professor at CUNY Law who is an expert in affirmative action, told VICE News.
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In that case, the alternative admissions mechanisms the plaintiffs propose do the same thing -- eliminate race as a direct factor in admissions in favor of class, geography and other options that focus on adverse circumstances.
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Multiple sources, including an official in the US Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) with direct knowledge of the situation, say Trump plans to cap refugee admissions for the 2018 fiscal year at no more than 50,000.
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He argued that affirmative action beneficiaries at law schools were harmed, not helped, and if admissions committees stopped considering race in admissions, African-American students would graduate and pass the bar exam at higher rates.
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Here's a reasonable forecast of what monthly admissions might look like: This would, of course, be an incredibly low amount of refugee admissions, near the slowest pace since the current refugee program began in 1980.
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Multiple sources, including an official in the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) with direct knowledge of the situation, say Trump plans to cap refugee admissions for the 2018 fiscal year at no more than 50,000.
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"That information is highly proprietary to Harvard and of great interest to college admissions consultants and others who seek any advantage they can muster in the highly competitive admissions process," Harvard said in its letter.
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And the tension between legacy admissions and affirmative action and merit-based admissions is really a tension between three ways that a ruling class can be legitimated –— through intergenerational continuity, through representation and through aptitude.
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"As a recipient of taxpayer dollars, Harvard has a responsibility to conduct its admissions policy without racial discrimination by using meaningful admissions criteria that met lawful requirements," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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The admissions counseling team at the University of Washington "is scheduling appointments by Zoom and phone and offering online information sessions for all prospective students and their families," said Paul A. Seegert, director of admissions.
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Loughlin and Giannulli are accused of paying the college admissions scandal&aposs ringleader, Rick Singer, $500,000 to guarantee their daughters&apos admissions to the University of Southern California as purported coxswains for the crew team.
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The man who connected them all was William Singer, a college admissions consultant known as Rick who has pleaded guilty to helping the children of clients cheat on college admissions exams and to facilitating bribes.
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The administration has made clear its position on the use of race in admissions, abandoning Obama-era policies that argued for the "compelling interests" of diversity to college campuses and encouraging race-neutral admissions methods.
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Lenihan first began changing admissions guidelines and teaching practices at Touro.
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It also temporarliy halted refugee admissions and barred Syrian refugees indefinitely.
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It also temporarily halted refugee admissions and barred Syrian refugees indefinitely.
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It also bans all refugee admissions for the next 120 days.
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Refugee admissions have plummeted, while rejections of asylum applications have increased.
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Seoul University admissions committee understood that and offered him an interview.
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The Bakke ruling changed how schools could consider race in admissions.
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This is the first time U.S. refugee admissions had been suspended.
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Hospital admissions among preschoolers fell by 20% between 2000 and 2011.
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Go deeper... Timeline: The major developments in the college admissions scandal
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Now, when are you going to get rid of legacy admissions?
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The stakeholder is the alumni association and they want legacy admissions.
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They're recognizing how many admissions measures favor students from affluent families.
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NHS admissions for eating disorders in the last decade have doubled.
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Texas, that alleged admissions discrimination against a white student, Abigail Fisher.
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An admissions director generally is in charge of "patient acquisition" efforts.
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It also illustrates two of the Refugee Admissions Programme's traditional strengths.
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It also called for suspending all refugee admissions for 120 days.
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BUT IN APPROPRIATE CASES IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO GET ADMISSIONS.
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Go deeper: Timeline: The major developments in the college admissions scandal
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The college admissions scandal will be coming to the small screen.
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Journalists say it&aposs like pulling teeth to get these admissions.
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That means admissions consider other criteria besides grades and test scores.
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The Northeast had the lowest proportion of admissions with 16 percent.
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It halts all refugee admissions to the U.S. for four months.
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Oxford and Cambridge have long rejected the practice of legacy admissions.
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This makes patients feel more in control and has reduced admissions.
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Ben Stiller is adding some levity to the college admissions scandal.
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"There is an appeal process," explains college admissions expert Danny Ruderman.
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Such guidance covers issues ranging from medical devices to college admissions.
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They called colleagues and admissions offices, even showing up in person.
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I somehow "won" in the game that we call college admissions.
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That comes to about 250,000 deaths per 35,000,000 admissions to hospitals.
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Cases like these, which involve college admissions, tend to draw headlines.
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Tenet said weak in-patient admissions pressured results in the quarter.
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Young immigrants say they fear discrimination over jobs and university admissions.
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Canada and Australia also saw a decrease in admissions in 2016.
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Students for Fair Admissions wants to tell colleges who to admit.
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I'm collecting admissions of pundit wrongdoing and error regarding Trump/Russia.
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Just today, I have elicited two such admissions (to their credit).
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The college admissions office is no longer a mere screening committee.
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Beating the odds taught the college admissions expert two important lessons.
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Calls to reform the admissions system already are flooding the media.
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In short, it barred any systematic form of race-conscious admissions.
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Last year, they made up 61 percent of the admissions. Improvement!
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Bakke, which first allowed race to be considered in admissions decisions.
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Rick Scott ordered a moratorium on admissions at the nursing home.
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I don't believe you can reform college admissions from the inside.
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Once emailed over, the statement was discussed with the Admissions Committee.
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What would any changes to admissions criteria be trying to achieve?
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Was the College Admissions Scandal a Conspiracy, or Did Prosecutors Overreach?
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Academic triumphs, hockey tournament wins, even a little college admissions excitement.
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Let's eliminate money problems from the admissions equation for qualified students.
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That's the lowest cap on annual refugee admissions in modern history.
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It was even harder to find admissions officers from that time.
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Assume that admissions officers will view you in a certain light.
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Maybe, but it's not because of Harvard's race-conscious admissions policy.
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And its new admissions policy is not guaranteed to change that.
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With regard to changing the admissions process, the answers were split.
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An admissions officer paused when we told her about my felonies.
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But others remain concerned that such admissions policies could be discriminatory.
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Educational Testing Service has made a fortune from outdated admissions practices.
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In a previous life, I was an admissions officer at Princeton.
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Prosecutors played videos of admissions he had made to the authorities.
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The college-admissions scandal has entangled celebrities and big finance names.
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But it's a public charter school with admissions determined by auditions.
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The current Harvard College admissions case, Students for Fair Admission v.
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Her mother, the former Erma Petway, was a hospital admissions aide.
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Looking for good news about the college admissions process these days?
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Because of the schools' popularity, the state established an admissions lottery.
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Those new admissions conflict with Trump's evolving explanations for the payments.
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Rather, officials say, women's admissions are consistent with the applicant pool.
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The charges and admissions didn't touch his work while campaign chair.
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Section 2628 limits the annual number of refugee admissions to 28503,22019.
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How could admissions offices be more open about how they choose?
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What were some of the ways he secured admissions for students?
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Rolling admissions to join the program are available for Fall 2018.
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Read more:Here&aposs the full list of people charged in the college admissions cheating scandal, and who has pleaded guilty so farFelicity Huffman is helping women adjust to life after prison as part of her 250 hours of mandated community service for the college admissions scandalThe college admissions scandal ringleader tried to recruit 7 Stanford coaches to be part of the scheme but only one took the baitOlivia Jade dropped out of USC and left her thriving YouTube career amid the college admissions scandal.
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Here's why Lori Loughlin is facing up to 40 years in prison in the college-admissions scandal while Felicity Huffman, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced to 14 daysFelicity Huffman has been sentenced to 14 days in prison for her role in the college-admissions scandal Felicity Huffman's sentencing in the college admissions scandal could make Lori Loughlin flip her plea, experts say
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Avenues is a highly selective school and uses a holistic admissions process, which means they "look at many components of an application or a candidacy in context with each other and not necessarily relying on one piece more than another or looking at some kind of a formula to predict admissions decisions," David Buckwald, the director of admissions, told me.
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A revolution has been triggered in collegiate admissions practices by three forces: the effects of a major Justice Department antitrust investigation of the National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC); this week's ruling in a lawsuit against Harvard University that alleged discrimination against Asians; and a grassroots push for eliminating so-called legacy admissions for children and other descendants of college alumni.
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In November 53, Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) filed its lawsuit, alleging that Harvard is "employing racially and ethnically discriminatory policies and procedures in administering the undergraduate admissions program" that are biased against Asian-American applicants.
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The challenger, a group called Students for Fair Admissions, has argued that Harvard's admissions policies run afoul of what the US Supreme Court has ruled is permissible when it comes to affirmative action in higher education.
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In his file, Presley admits to "physical altercations" with his wife; arrests for "reckless, eluding, speeding"; admissions he bought or sold marijuana; admissions he shouted at people; and that he has been in "2–3" accidents.
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In November 22019, Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) filed its lawsuit, alleging that Harvard is "employing racially and ethnically discriminatory policies and procedures in administering the undergraduate admissions program" that are biased against Asian American applicants.
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President Donald Trump has severely scaled back the US refugee program, lowering the annual refugee admissions cap from 110,000 to 2100,2000 in just two years, and has all but halted refugee admissions from Syria in particular.
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Unsurprisingly, getting into one of these elite public schools is no easy task and has become increasingly competitive, largely due to the admissions process, which is one standardized test called the Specialized High School Admissions Test.
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Our nation's compassion is a part of what makes it exceptional, and we are committed to helping your administration identify approaches for thorough screening without a blanket suspension of admissions under the U.S. Refugee Admissions program.
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Coward emphasized that because admissions readers are reviewing many applications in a short time frame, MBA candidates should make it as easy as possible for admissions to not only read their essay but also remember it.
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College admissions experts breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday when the Supreme Court upheld a University of Texas admissions plan that allows race and ethnicity to be considered as one of many factors in admission.
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The documents also include deposition testimony concerning the procedures Harvard used to evaluate applications; internal correspondence among admissions officers about applicants' qualities; and statements by admissions officers about why they liked some applicants better than others.
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In the conversations, with William Rick Singer, the California college admissions consultant who was the mastermind of the college admissions cheating scheme, Mr. Caplan repeatedly asked a number of times about the possibility of getting caught.
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John Hughes, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said in his closing that Harvard's admissions practices were "not a racist conspiracy," but that unconscious bias among "well-meaning" admissions officers was favoring certain students over Asian-Americans.
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There is also one deliberate and robust admissions policy used at many colleges that in effect constitutes white affirmative action: That is the preference given in admissions decisions to the children of alumni of the college.
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The data, experts say, suggests that if Harvard were forbidden to use race as a factor in admissions, the Asian-American admissions rate would rise, and the percentage of white, black and Hispanic students would fall.
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"HMA pressured emergency room physicians, including through threats of termination, to increase the number of inpatient admissions from emergency departments — even when those admissions were medically unnecessary," Assistant Attorney General Brian Benczkowski said in a statement.
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"It is clear that decisions made in the admissions process indisputably had a disproportionate impact on Asians," Mr. Heyman said at a news conference, according to The Los Angeles Times, pledging to improve its admissions process.
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The F.B.I.'s indictment on Tuesday of 153 people who were accused of participating in a scheme to secure college admissions through bribes renewed a national debate over the role that money plays in college admissions.
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In what's become known as the college admissions scandal — or "Operation Varsity Blues," as the Federal Bureau of Investigations dubbed their probe — 50 people were accused in March of gaming the admissions process at elite American universities.
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Average increases of 22006,295 jail admissions per 100,000 people and 255 prison admissions per 100,000 people were associated with a 1.5% and a 20063% increase in the county's death rate from drug use, respectively, the study found.
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Rachel Toor, former admissions officer at Duke University and author of Write Your Way In: Crafting an Unforgettable College Admissions Essay was surprised by none of the details of "Operation Varsity Blues," but feels for the students.
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But even just looking at the numbers the government does keep — admissions of nonimmigrants (temporary visa holders) and refugees — the people targeted by the first version of the ban made up 160,418 admissions during fiscal year 2016.
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The proposed legislation would also require college admissions consultants to register with the state, study a phase-out of SAT and ACT testing, audit public universities' admissions practices, and offer stricter oversight of the athletic recruiting process.
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While these Supreme Court decisions solidified universities' right to use race in admissions in a limited way, the court has also upheld states' right to ban racial preferences in public university admissions as Michigan did in 2006.
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The number of emergency department admissions for child sexual abuse rose from 5,138 in 2010 to 8,818 in 2016, which meant that admissions increased from 43 per 100,000 children in 2010 to 11.97 per 100,000 in 2016.
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For the last four years, joblessness in Craigneuk has been stuck at roughly twice the rate of North Lanarkshire, hospital admissions for alcohol-related problems are twice the regional rate, while psychiatric admissions are more than double.
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She's now living in the aftermath of the college admissions scandal, where Loughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, have been accused of paying the scheme's ringleader, William "Rick" Singer, $500,000 to guarantee their daughters' admissions to USC.
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In her 130-word page opinion Burroughs said that Harvard's admissions process wasn't perfect but said she wouldn't "dismantle a very fine admissions program that passes constitutional muster, solely because it could do better," according to CNN.
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Harvard's admissions process went on trial for a month last fall, as it battled allegations that it held Asian-Americans — who on average score higher than other races on the SAT — to a higher standard in admissions.
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Adam Mortara, a lawyer for Students for Fair Admissions, which is suing Harvard for what it says are discriminatory practices against Asian applicants, said he saw the adversity measure as a viable alternative to race-conscious admissions.
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As college admissions become ever more competitive, with the most elite schools admitting only 4 percent or 5 percent of applicants, the pressure to exaggerate, embellish, lie and cheat on college applications has intensified, admissions officials say.
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Actress Lori Loughlin has pleaded not guilty in the college admissions scandal, in which she and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, are accused of paying $500,000 to guarantee their daughters&apos admissions to the University of Southern California.
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However, in the wake of last year's college admissions scandal, which underscored how much pressure parents and students feel to be accepted into elite universities, admissions directors are quietly turning their attention to something besides test scores.
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"It is common knowledge that universities — as part of their legitimate admissions process — regularly solicit donations from the families of prospective students, and that such donations can have a material effect on admissions decisions," the lawyers wrote.
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The Trump administration, which is separately scrutinizing of race-based admissions practices at Harvard through its Education and Justice departments based on a complaint from more than 223 Asian American groups, has backed Students for Fair Admissions.
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The details of what groups siding with Students for Fair Admissions call a "black box process" and the admissions officers' judgments are expected to be on display in upcoming weeks as witnesses from both sides are called.
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This measure would call for a state auditor to look at the admissions processes for student athletes and other special admits in the University of California, as well as the admissions processes at the state's public universities.
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But as Justice Anthony Kennedy cautioned in the opinion, schools still need to seek other ways to achieve racial parity in admissions by diligently reevaluating and updating their admissions policies without tokenizing students for their racial backgrounds.
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Harvard, like many of America's top universities, retains a holistic admissions process.
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I have no idea why; decisions had long been made for admissions.
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For let's be clear: the college admissions process is a moral outrage.
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Admissions offices don't always have the staffing to look into suspicious applications.
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"There's a degree of being unscripted" that stands out to admissions officers.
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Both Loughlin and Huffman were charged in the recent college admissions scandal.
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The list included former teachers, chaplains, a counselor and an admissions officer.
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Capitalism. The most reprehensible part of the admissions scandal: faking disability accommodations
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Harvard has 40 admissions officers, who review around 40,000 applications each year.
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If we did, it would tell us a lot about college admissions.
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Former admissions workers called Ashford's culture "brutal" and "ruthless," the suit claims.
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Its critics argue that the admissions process is prejudiced against such children.
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"), as does college admissions ("Am I likely to be accepted into Princeton?
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But hospitals would still struggle with high labor costs and declining admissions.
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"That includes things that would seem like admissions of guilt," he said.
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A federal lawsuit accuses Harvard of discriminating against Asian-Americans in admissions.
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Conservative justices expressed reservations about the affirmative action admissions policy during Dec.
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Trump's order also called for suspending all refugee admissions for 120 days.
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These admissions represent only a minor part of the world's refugee problem.
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The justices decline to assess the constitutionality of the university's admissions program.
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Admissions from Iraq, Somalia and Iran have declined by similarly steep margins.
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Affirmative action in college admissions has survived yet another Supreme Court challenge.
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As she describes it, ITT's "admissions representatives" functioned more as sales representatives.
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A now deleted job ad for an ITT Technical Institute admissions representative.
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Go deeper: Timeline of the major developments in the college admissions scandal
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In all, 33 parents have been charged in the college admissions scandal.
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Will college admissions staff immediately change their policies in anticipation of lawsuits?
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The list of mechanisms that promote privilege in college admissions is long.
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USC is now conducting its own internal investigation and reviewing admissions process.
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To the Editor: The college admissions process was an emotional roller coaster.
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Confessions are "much more than simple admissions of guilt," the report said.
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"She said, 'The best [date] is all your college admissions,'" she said.
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It may also spare health providers and insurers many expensive hospital admissions.
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The mess that is elite college admissions, explained by a former dean
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The college admissions scam stands out for the extent of its deception.
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It also halts all refugee admissions to the U.S. for four months.
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Despite those admissions, Sanders blanched at the idea Trump had purposely misled.
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Because that results in, ideally, less injuries, less hospital admissions, less deaths.
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Another thing about these recent admissions is that they were all historical.
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A big envelope arrives in the mail: it's a college admissions packet!
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The research focused on the GRE – an admissions exam for graduate school.
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For GoFundMe donors to Cohen, the admissions constitute a bait and switch.
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Some justices continue to reject any consideration of race in college admissions.
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Still, similar admissions have taken Cabinet nominees out of the running before.
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Voices on the left are also criticising universities over their admissions policies.
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How to Survive the College Admissions Madness Applying to college is tough.
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" The second part involves showing the admissions committee "where you are going.
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I'm referring to the role of the coach in the admissions process.
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Harvard's legal battle over its own admissions practices began before Kennedy retired.
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We have failed to meaningfully incorporate them into the refugee admissions program.
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Admissions for opioid treatment have increased 500 percent in the last year.
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He was not charged with a crime in connection with those admissions.
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State sovereignty Controlling alien admissions is a core element of state sovereignty.
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Rising oil prices have brought more admissions for methamphetamine abuse, Thomason said.
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Algorithms have these same effects in teacher evaluations, hiring practices, college admissions.
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They had guided Wim into making a series of important legal admissions.
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The cast revealed and confronted their vulnerabilities in a game of admissions.
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Then they applied this rate to the yearly number of hospital admissions.
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As an admissions director at Dartmouth College, Rebecca Sabky saw it all.
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Wealthy families long have known how to play the college admissions game.
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Soon after his inauguration in January 2017, he temporarily suspended refugee admissions.
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See page 43 of the Proposed Refugee Admissions Report for FY 2018.
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Michael's admissions grievance had transformed his father, who has plunged into politics.
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Whatever happens, age-old questions about fairness in admissions will surely endure.
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The Trump administration is urging universities to ignore race in admissions decisions.
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What Happened to the Students Caught Up in the College Admissions Scandal?
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But there were other disclosures suggesting that admissions decisions are somewhat arbitrary.
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"We are simply trying to attract students with lower admissions," he said.
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You're gonna make the admissions decision in terms of who gets in.
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Bey hit it off with the admissions officer with whom he interviewed.
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The college admissions scandal actually illustrates the "Great Gatsby Curve" in action.
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Read: We collected eight books that expose the mania around college admissions.
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The case could change the way colleges across the country conduct admissions.
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Color-blind admissions resulted in a dramatic shift in color on campus.
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BREAUX BRIDGE, La. — Bryson Sassau's application would inspire any college admissions officer.
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But this case is not a defense of meritocracy in college admissions.
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Student Opinion Last week, a college admissions bribery scandal made the news.
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They're ripe to be gamed because the admissions process is a game.
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Now, college admissions can, less appealingly, allow for the compounding of privilege.
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School, and especially the college admissions process, very much fosters this tendency.
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As president, Donald Trump has slashed refugee admissions to the United States.
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They all practice some version of "need-aware" or "need-sensitive" admissions.
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Harvard says it also considers "tips," or admissions advantages, for some applicants.
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Simply put, Mr. Trump is strangling the refugee admissions program to death.
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How much first-gen status really matters for college admissions is unclear.
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The trial sets the stage for college admissions for years to come.
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The admissions process at Olin College of Engineering includes a live audition.
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The catch: Reviewing all those portfolios takes time, something admissions offices lack.
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Rocking the boat with a newfangled admissions process could hurt their reputations.
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The executive order Trump signed on Friday banned nearly all refugee admissions.
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In all, 34 parents have been charged in the college admissions scandal.
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But for Rob, and countless other players, those admissions came too late.
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That age category represented 20% of hospitalizations and 12% of ICU admissions.
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Jeb Bush's effort to turn back racial preferences in public university admissions.
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Emergency room visits and admissions are declining in hospitals across the country.
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Changing the admissions process for the specialized schools could accelerate that effect.
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And he has reduced refugee admissions to their lowest levels since 1980.
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"It is everybody on the admissions committee&aposs favorite question," Jamison said.
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The system is already moving in the direction of post-qualification admissions.
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Months later, the university was shaken by the college admissions cheating scandal.
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USC has since rescinded her daughter's admissions offer, according to Janavs' lawyers.
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They can help with a lot more than college admissions and trigonometry.
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However, an equally egregious scandal is the preference in admissions accorded athletes.
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To meet these ambitious goals, Princeton tweaked their recruitment and admissions approaches.
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MONA MOLARSKY, NEW YORK The writer is an independent college admissions counselor.
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We are saddened by the recent news surrounding the college admissions allegations.
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University of Texas at Austin challenges the university's race-conscious admissions plan.
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President Donald Trump has slashed refugee admissions during his time in office.
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Such admissions are unusual in an institution whose members rarely concede mistakes.
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And the Trump administration is expected to cut refugee admissions even further.
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" "We are saddened by the recent news surrounding the college admissions allegations.
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The scandal is being called the largest college admissions scam ever prosecuted.
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That's painful, wrote Asha Rangappa, the former admissions dean at Yale Law.
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But the official implicitly made the case for substantially reducing refugee admissions.
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That's what has never made total sense about the college admissions scandal.
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Cheating on standardized tests has long been seen as an admissions vulnerability.
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Do you feel pressure or anxiety related to the college admissions process?
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The problem is that these admissions open up even more legal trouble.
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The guilty pleas come amid a busy week in the college admissions scam in which 33 wealthy parents, including actresses Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman, have been accused of using their means to game the competitive admissions system.
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An appeal could have a drastic effect on how elite schools use race in admissions — especially since last summer, the Trump administration rescinded Obama-era guidance on race in admissions, urging schools to adopt a race-neutral approach.
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The legal profession's gatekeepers engaged in a fierce debate this week after an Arizona law school began accepting applicants who had taken only the more general GRE graduate admissions exam instead of the traditional Law School Admissions Test.
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The school had a special admissions process for students who were "economically and/or educationally disadvantaged," which helped non-white students gain admission; Bakke, a strong candidate, had applied under the general admissions program, and had been rejected.
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Admissions Scandal: When 'Hard Work' (Plus $83 Million) Helps Get You Into Stanford The news that a Chinese family paid $28 million to help secure a spot at Stanford illuminated the global reach of the college admissions scheme.
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The measures include steps like beefing up audits for false information on applications, creating more thorough paper trails for admissions evaluations, and building in stronger firewalls between admissions officers and people who solicit donations to the public universities.
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Mr. Hughes, the former Harvard admissions officer, who is now a college admissions consultant, said he warned students of the long odds of getting in for upper- and middle-class applicants, many of whom are white and Asian.
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Unvarnished Tales of Getting Into College in the U.S. The good, the bad and the ugly of college admissions in the United States: With the admissions process in the rearview mirror, college-bound high school seniors tell all.
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On Tuesday, District Judge Allison D. Burroughs rejected claims by the plaintiffs, Students for Fair Admissions, that Asian American applicants had to systematically achieve higher scores on the SAT and other admissions tests to gain admission to Harvard.
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The case had pitted the U.S. Ivy League school against Students for Fair Admissions, which said Harvard admissions data showed that Asian-American applicants were less likely to be admitted than comparably qualified white, black and Hispanic counterparts.
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In June 2018, an associate dean of admissions, Kirk Brennan, emailed an applicant, whom the admissions office had apparently previously said that it would reject, saying that it would instead look at his spring semester grades before deciding.
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Background: Students for Fair Admissions filed a lawsuit in 2014, arguing that Harvard's admissions office holds Asian Americans to a higher standard and uses a subjective "personal rating" to limit their admission to the elite Ivy League school.
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Asian-Americans scored higher than applicants of any other racial or ethnic group on admissions measures like test scores, grades and extracurricular activities, according to the analysis commissioned by a group that opposes all race-based admissions criteria.
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Read more:The prosecutor in charge of the college admissions scandal says he wants Lori Loughlin to get a harsher sentence than Felicity Huffman There's now a sexy college admissions scandal Halloween costume, because of course there isHere's the full list of people charged in the college admissions cheating scandal, and who has pleaded guilty so farFelicity Huffman was just sentenced to 14 days behind bars.
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The chance to be preferred in admissions to Georgetown still relies on racial differences in college preparation, racial wealth, and income gaps that condition the ability to pay college tuition, and racial gaps in knowledge about competitive college admissions.
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A 2015 survey of 400 college admissions officers found that 25% said they'd felt pressure to accept connected students, and 16% of colleges surveyed gave an explicit edge in admissions to applicants who are children or siblings of alumni.
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For much of his career, Kennedy was skeptical of race-conscious admissions, siding against the use of race in college admissions and K-12 school assignment, as Vox's Dylan Matthews recently wrote: In 2003, he dissented in Grutter v.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Harvard University defended its admissions policies on Friday against a group accusing it of discriminating against Asian-American applicants in the closing arguments of a trial that could change the role of race in U.S. college admissions.
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Finally, except for the indefinite halt on Syrian refugee admissions, the major moves in this order are temporary — people from those seven countries are blocked for 90 days, and the refugee admissions program is being suspended for 120 days.
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Colleges and admissions officers at elite colleges are sighing with relief after a long-awaited decision from a federal court in Boston upheld the constitutionality of the Harvard admissions process that considers race among a wide array of factors.
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Burroughs said Harvard's program was not perfect, and that the school could improved bias training for admissions officers, maintain clear guidelines on using race in admissions, and do a better job of flagging race-related disparities in its ratings.
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But Judge Allison Burroughs disagreed in her 130-page ruling, saying Harvard's admissions policy does not discriminate against Asian American applicants and meets the strict scrutiny standard that the Supreme Court has set for using racial preferences in admissions.
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Hollywood actors and business executives are among 50 people charged with taking part in the largest college admissions scandal in U.S. history, which involved getting students into elite, highly selective universities by paying bribes and cheating the admissions process.
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Even if Harvard admissions officers were biased against Asian Americans, the solution would not lie in abandoning holistic admissions and affirmative action, but rather in challenging anti-Asian bias in the review process, including racialized readings of Asian Americans.
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Admissions of error both provide propaganda for ideological opponents and annoy fellow-travellers.
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Admissions procedures at top colleges favor the children of donors and past graduates.
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Thursday, he upheld the race-based admissions plan at the University of Texas.
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According to the admissions letter, Chyna will begin the course on May 29.
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If preferred admissions isn't reparations, it is as a type of affirmative action.
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A Harvard student alumni group is suing the university for its admissions policy.
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We've done our children no favors by creating the modern college admissions game.
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HEGSETH: The Trump administration reverses Obama era rules pushing race in college admissions.
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It also stops refugee admissions for 120 days and indefinitely bars Syrian refugees.
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They are now conducting their own internal investigation and reviewing their admissions process.
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The school accepts students based on a standard public school admissions model. 4.
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But it can be a useful new factor in a holistic admissions review.
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The effort recently yielded a paper that includes six admissions of no confidence.
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The new order does not prioritize religious minorities when considering refugee admissions cases.
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This has prompted those supportive of race-conscious admissions to rally around Harvard.
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The steady decrease in refugee admissions has hurt resettlement agencies across the country.
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Admissions lingo has been introduced to the court through testimony, per the Times.
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In the wake of the college admissions scandal, Fuller House is moving forward.
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Virginia, a case that struck down Virginia Military Institute's male-only admissions policy.
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The incident is far from the first blunder by a university admissions office.
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The Quaalude admissions were the reason Montgomery County prosecutors reopened Constand's criminal case.
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That study is based on admissions data that are now 20 years old.
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There was an admissions desk, yes, but it was neither box nor office.
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He's the first person to be sentenced in this year's college admissions scandal.
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Go deeper: Read our timeline on the biggest admissions scam in U.S. history
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But is it fair to accuse Oxbridge's admissions policies of creating "social apartheid"?
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"The admissions office calls the applicant directly to obtain more information," he said.
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According to Simmons, the proposed settlement agreement does not involve admissions of wrongdoing.
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An ongoing lawsuit accuses Harvard University of unfavorable admissions practices toward Asian-Americans.
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Rich children are already unfairly advantaged in the game of elite university admissions.
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Dalton Caldwell is going to be responsible for admissions to the core program.
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Admissions that they didn't do enough to prevent Facebook-fostered violence in Myanmar.
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The movie theater chain operator said admissions revenue jumped more than 69 percent.
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Those admissions could bolster prosecutors' case for seeking the death penalty against him.
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Instead, the policy halts all refugee admissions to the U.S. for four months.
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That year nearly 50,000 Iraqis were referred to the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program.
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Haley had previously expressed concerns to drastically lowering the numbers of refugee admissions.
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Stone Woman, in its sonic complexities and lyrical admissions, feels like that too.
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Admissions offices determined to craft diverse campuses would still have recourse to artifice.
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Trump last year decided to slash the number of refugee admissions to 45,85033.
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Refugee admissions were suspended for 120 days while Syrian refugees were barred indefinitely.
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They are accused of paying $500,000 to guarantee their daughters' admissions to USC.
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Huffman is the first parent to be sentenced in the college admissions scandal
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Patten was not charged with any crimes as a result of those admissions.
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Last year, the admissions officers were paid in cash, usually in $2000 bills.
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Wellesley confirmed that an admissions officer interviewed a Dipont student at the program.
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This racist principle is baked into the history of the admissions policy itself.
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It is time for latter day Lowellism in the admissions process to end.
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Many colleges and universities base all of their admissions decisions on such grounds.
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The payments, the city said, were not admissions of wrongdoing by Mr. Giuliani.
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Apply to up to five universities via the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service.
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And there would be no admissions about the specific drugs he was on.
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He is the author of Margins of Tolerance and the forthcoming novel Admissions.
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Nor is the answer to take recruiting and admissions powers away from coaches.
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New York City has one of the most competitive high school admissions processes.
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Most admissions essays were mind-numbingly bland and read like a shopping list.
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Here's what you had to say about the college admissions scandal on Snapchat:
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" Harvard's race-conscious admissions policies are "narrowly tailored to achieve a compelling interest.
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The Students for Fair Admissions' challenge to Harvard was a long time coming.
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What are ways Harvard advantages some students over others in its admissions process?
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What do you think about the college admissions issues raised in this article?
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So far, none has resulted in broad admissions of blame by the state.
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The specialized schools are unique for having admissions processes dictated by the state.
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Federal prosecutors will investigate and sue universities over discriminatory admissions policies, he said.
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The groom's mother is a senior assistant director for undergraduate admissions at Vanderbilt.
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Trump dismissed Cohen's admissions as lies designed to win favorable treatment from prosecutors.
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"Admissions" is less extreme but also, as a result, harder to put across.
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The film feels particularly timely in the wake of the college admissions scandal.
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Issues at the heart of the scandal resonate in "Admissions," Joshua Harmon's comedy.
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Mr. Harmon declined to comment about the way "Admissions" reverberates with recent events.
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That year, there were over 39 million hospitalizations — 171 admissions per 1,1003 Americans.
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It is the lowest ceiling a president has ever placed on refugee admissions.
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He was thrust into a contentious national debate over the college admissions process.
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Efforts to make diversity measures race-neutral are not limited to college admissions.
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"Anxiety's ratcheting up," said Hafeez Lakhani, a college admissions coach in New York.
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Affirmative action for minorities in college admissions is once again under serious challenge.
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Medicare saved an estimated $10 billion because of the reduction in hospital admissions.
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" But admissions officers, Mr. Hunt added, have "12 minutes to read the application.
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Do you think the college admissions process is rigged to favor the wealthy?
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Big money entered the debate over race and admissions at Stuyvesant High School.
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The court turned away his last major challenge to university admissions, Fisher v.
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That same year, the Obama administration rallied other nations to double admissions worldwide.
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" But he said that Harvard was expecting to have "a great admissions year.
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Her mother was a financial-aid specialist in the admissions department at Brown.
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Mr. Khurana said he was not ruling out any changes to admissions practices.
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But under questioning by Mr. Gitner, Mr. Howe seemed to make damaging admissions.
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Mr. Trump, by contrast, has highlighted his goal of radically cutting refugee admissions.
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But he prevented the end of affirmative action in university admissions in 2016.
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Much of it is from rising nursing home admissions as the population ages.
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Admissions deadlines for some of the most prestigious law schools are fast approaching.
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This view recognizes diversity as an appropriate and legitimate rationale for admissions policies.
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And remember those exhausted admissions officers sitting around a table in the winter.
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But that average masks sharp variations between schools based on their admissions methods.
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Then it examined graduation rates for the different admissions methods four years later.
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Stanford maintains it has not unearthed any other cases of admissions fraud, however.
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In one study, hospital admissions for respiratory diagnoses jumped 54% for coastal residents.
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Mr. Sapp, the admissions director at Pomona, was assigned to rural North Carolina.
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The average admissions rate at four-year colleges is sixty-six per cent.
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The hospital operator's revenue also beat forecasts, with same-hospital admissions up 2.6%.
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The league's many streams of revenue include broadcasting rights, merchandise sales and admissions.
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Bollinger, another admissions case, this one involving the University of Michigan Law School.
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He created Students for Fair Admissions and sought Asian-Americans rejected by Harvard.
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"As admissions committee members, we wanted to understand the distance applicants had travelled."
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The charges added another defendant to the Justice Department's sprawling college admissions prosecution.
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The charges added another defendant to the Justice Department's sprawling college admissions prosecution.
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Under current law, the president should set the refugee admissions goal every September.
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U.S. JUDGE SAYS HARVARD UNIVERSITY'S UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS PROGRAM PASSES CONSTITUTIONAL MUSTER -- COURT RULING
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The sole criterion is a student's score on the multiple-choice admissions test.
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Meanwhile, the number of hospital admissions went up by 365% to nearly 3,300.
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There's ample evidence that Asian-Americans are at a disadvantage in college admissions.
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Admissions to hospitals with confirmed flu were 2.3 times the five-year average.
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Refugee admissions have been briefly suspended in the past, but for specific reasons.
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Harvard offered her an admissions interview in January 2017, according to the filing.
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For the youngest applicants to Avenues, the admissions process includes a supervised playgroup.
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This provision suspends all admissions of refugees, not limited to the seven countries.
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Same-facility admissions for the third quarter rose 0.6 percent, the company said.
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The defense contended that Mr. Hernandez's admissions reflected a fiction he had concocted.
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There are other cases in the pipeline, including one challenging Harvard's admissions policies.
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A case challenging Harvard's racial admissions policy could soon be headed its way.
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That has led to intense interest in the university's closely guarded admissions process.
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In 2014, Students for Fair Admissions, a nonprofit organization behind the Fisher v.
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There is revenue to be earned from emergency room visits and inpatient admissions.
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Stephens makes light of a recent legal battle, Students Against Fair Admissions vs.
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But then she learned admissions officers liked to see evidence of personal growth.
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Kendi writes: A new vocabulary emerged, allowing users to evade admissions of racism.
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Students for Fair Admissions President Blum found the woman who pursued that case.
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The two faced charges of mail fraud in a college admissions bribery scandal.
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What's at stake: The future of race-based affirmative action in college admissions.
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But if college admissions officers were to use all these elements and weigh admissions by socioeconomic factors, Georgetown researcher Anthony Carnevale and colleagues have found that colleges could achieve racial diversity on selective college campuses while maintaining high academic standards.
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Make School says that its admissions process is designed to be less focused on traditional academic requirements and offers a pre-admissions program that helps candidates get up to speed with programing basics to ensure they'll be ready for the curriculum.
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Few white people actually seem to be burdened by affirmative-action policies: Derek Bok and William Bowen, two former Ivy League presidents, have found that race-blind admissions at selective schools would boost white students' admissions prospects by one percentage point.
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The college admissions scandal has gotten attention for its participants' brazen willingness to break laws, but observers note that it is far from the first time wealthy parents have tried to give their children a leg up in college admissions.
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The college admissions scandal highlights just how much successful people believe an elite education matters Here's why Lori Loughlin is facing up to 40 years in prison in the college-admissions scandal while Felicity Huffman is facing less than a year
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At that meeting, a senior Pentagon official raised the issue of the paltry admissions of Iraqi refugees, and asked that if the admissions ceiling is cut further from 45,000, the Iraqis be admitted without counting against the cap, one official said.
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The New York Times in 2013 examined the data on university admissions after affirmative action bans were adopted, and found evidence that in some states, the bans appeared to have had a negative impact on minority admissions, especially in California.
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In this podcast, Mr. Bruni, author of the best-selling book, "Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be: An Antidote to the College Admissions Mania," talks about the trouble with college admissions and how the process affects people's lives.
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At least 85033 people were charged in a college admissions scam in which parents were accused of paying bribes to gain admissions for their children, including pretending applicants were athletes in a particular sport when they did not actually play it.
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For one, it illustrates the implicit inequality of today's college admissions processes and serves as a clear reminder that low-income students and students of color are way less likely to benefit from inherited advantages such as wealth and legacy admissions.
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"We've seen through the first six weeks of the year many of our volume indicators, including admissions, adjusted admissions, emergency room volumes turn positive," LifePoint Health Inc's Chief Operating Officer David Dill said on a post-earnings call last week.
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"- Former admissions officer for a small, private liberal arts school in the Southeast "When I was a student volunteer in the admissions office, I gave tours, spoke to prospective students, sorted mail and received applications, did database entry, and so on.
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The parents facing bribery charges had already pleaded not guilty to other charges connected to the college admissions scandalAll of the parents who are now facing bribery charges previously pleaded not guilty to other charges connected to the college admissions scandal.
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Students Receive 'Target Letters' in College Admissions Scandal, Lawyer Says At least some children of the parents who were charged in the college admissions scandal have reportedly received letters that notify people that they could be targets of a criminal probe.
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Harvard's admissions practices came under fire during the grueling three-week trial in Boston this fall, as a group called Students for Fair Admissions accused it of holding Asian-American applicants to a higher standard than students of other races.
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I'd never heard of legacy admissions, or development admissions, where donations to the school can help a student's chances, or any of the other euphemisms for what seemed to an outsider like me to be buying your way into college.
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Meanwhile, Harvard faces a lawsuit claiming that the university artificially caps the number of Asian students by emphasizing non-merit-based factors in admissions, in the same way it deliberately designed its admissions policies in the 1920s to limit Jewish enrollment.
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The plaintiffs, Students for Fair Admissions, made four claims: that Harvard had intentionally discriminated against Asian-Americans, used race as a predominant factor in admissions decisions, used racial balancing and considered the race of applicants without first exhausting race-neutral alternatives.
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After Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to diversify schools failed this summer in the State Legislature — which controls admissions to the specialized schools — attention began to move to admissions policies in the high-profile schools that Mr. de Blasio actually oversees.
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Whether or not a student does well in college is not something you can typically determine until a few years after the admissions decision, and thus admissions officers may not feel that they are blamed or rewarded for student success.
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The Journal reported that the Justice Department is investigating similar allegations to a 2014 civil lawsuit filed by Students for Fair Admissions, which said the university admissions practices were in violation of U.S. civil rights law and discriminated against Asian-Americans.
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Harvard has said in the past that its admissions policies on race have lined up with legal precedent set over the past 40 years by the Supreme Court, which has allowed for race to be a factor in the admissions process.
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The skits took aim at Brett Kavanaugh, campus housing, Columbia's slow-to-change core curriculum and Ivy League admissions ("we should just abolish affirmative action for white people, better known as: athletic recruitment, legacy admissions, and Midwestern representation") among other subjects.
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But we are still waiting for an analysis of how so many evangelicals can dismiss that the acts ever happened, even in the face of the president's own admissions, his personal lawyer's admissions and the evidence that makes the immorality obvious.
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It contradicted his plea deal admissions, they implied in an email to Kian's team.
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The program helps first-generation Americans and lower-income students maximize their admissions potential.
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Huffman pleaded guilty to her role in the college admissions scandal on May 13.
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Due to a "clerical error," her application was sent into the regular admissions pool.
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They claim that Harvard puts a finger on the finishing against Asian admissions, why?
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So they have something they call personal ratings in the admissions office at Harvard.
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The entire admissions process takes at least 18 months and often years to complete.
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In other instances, the parents also allegedly paid for imposters to take admissions tests.
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Instead local colleges and universities will not be encouraged to adopt race blind admissions.
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Lori Loughlin and 15 other parents face new charges in the college admissions scandal.
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She also did not receive what she paid for — a fair admissions consideration process.
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I feel like, I mean, legacy admissions, it's a reflection of interest groups, right?
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Prosecutors filed a collection of evidence in the college admissions scandal in court Friday.
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This is the third time this month the State Department has delayed refugee admissions.
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Many deans, however, want to rid themselves of some constraints on their admissions policies.
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They are featured on websites and included in admissions packets, and adorn hospital walls.
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Since the college admissions scandal broke, Lori Loughlin's every move has been under scrutiny.
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And they're acknowledging the extent to which the admissions process has contributed to this.
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A new admissions tool could change the way colleges assess applicants' standardized test scores.
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It's the third time this month that the State Department has delayed refugee admissions.
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The judge ruled that the university's admissions process, while "not perfect," is still constitutional.
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" Pressed about his admissions of past illegal behavior, Gates said: "I'm trying to change.
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According to the prison's admissions handbook, inmates are encouraged to participate in fitness activities.
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Experiments with contextualised admissions, which adjust for an applicant's educational background, have been limited.
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"Everything a kid does starting in 9th grade matters for admissions purposes," Ivey said.
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Julia Roberts is weighing in on the college admissions scandal that's rocked the America.
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She pleaded guilty to her role in the college admissions scandal on May 13.
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The school is now conducting their own internal investigation and reviewing their admissions process.
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Even college admissions specialists like Niles see the value in the social media résumé.
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Meanwhile, the higher education system has expanded, but the competition in admissions became serious.
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The Office for Civil Rights is also investigating admissions practices at Harvard and Yale.
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James, 29, is a deputy director of undergraduate admissions at the University of Chicago.
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Denis Mars, another new hire, will work with Caldwell on admissions for YC Core.
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Shortly after graduating college, I accepted an admissions counselor position with a private university.
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The move comes as part of its new Gender Identity Admissions and Matriculation Policy.
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The measure also halted general refugee admissions for 120 days, indefinitely stopping Syrian refugees.
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Ruderman advises rising freshmen to ask the admissions office directly about its specific policy.
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The opinion struck down the all-male admissions policy at the Virginia Military Institute.
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The complaint alleges that Harvard has discriminated against Asian-Americans in its admissions policies.
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Countries explicitly look to each other to compare and adjust their own refugee admissions.
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These hospitalized patients also had the highest risk of nursing home admissions and death.
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The guidelines provide an illustration of how schools should approach admissions within the law.
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The study, however, did not include all hospital admissions over the 10-year period.
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The second upheld affirmative action in admissions at the University of Texas at Austin.
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The most severe was the blanket restriction on refugee admissions from the 11 countries.
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Non-communicable diseases account for half of hospital admissions in Kenya, the government says.
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" Stanford defended its admissions process on Friday, saying that the suit was "without merit.
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But in truth, MBA programs are not the open forums advertised in admissions brochures.
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Refugee admissions have been below 50,000 in only four of the past 30 years.
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I want to ask you, from the C.S.U. perspective, about the college admissions scandal.
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So how do you evaluate technical aptitude and critical thinking in the admissions process?
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The lottery does not use quotas or any individual student's race to determine admissions.
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Still, he said he resented the double standard on admissions afforded to football players.
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How the fees work: Recreation fees are collected by national parks through admissions fees.
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FastPass is free with your park admissions, and you can skip the standby line.
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While that seems like an expensive privilege, it's actually included in your admissions ticket.
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Most business schools consider students for merit-based aid when reviewing their admissions application.
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An online lingerie company has released a sexy college admissions scandal costume for Halloween.
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In the article, Mallory recalled writing to Fred Hargadon, then Princeton's dean of admissions.
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The ethics code for college admissions officers doesn't address the propriety of such arrangements.
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LifePoint has not provided admissions forecast for the current quarter that ends March 31.
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In fact, college admissions—especially at elite colleges—tilt heavily in favor of whites.
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From all indications, this college admissions scandal is not the tip of an iceberg.
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Eric Sasson is the author of Margins of Tolerance and the forthcoming novel Admissions.
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One of the 85033 parents charged in the college admissions scandal has pleaded guilty.
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The admissions are part of evidence compiled by a detective in King County, Wash.
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I had planned to take the Graduate Management Admissions Test in February in Shenzhen.
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It could have an impact on college admissions and how academic achievement is measured.
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There were no ICU admissions reported for those under age 19, the report says.
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"Yes," said the dean, who has been in charge of Harvard admissions since 1986.
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Legacy admissions help applicants who, as a group, have been privileged their entire lives.
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William Fitzsimmons, Harvard's dean of admissions, was the first witness to take the stand.
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Then they checked data on admissions for each day after the Montreal Canadiens played.
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My final year in admissions, the way we treated an applicant broke my heart.
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"The evidence was able to corroborate almost all of her admissions," Mr. Mandolfo said.
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Huffman's payment in the college admissions scandal is dwarfed by some other alleged cheaters.
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Prosecutors often rely on witnesses whose admissions of past crimes could weaken their credibility.
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But other cities do have elite public schools and their own controversial admissions processes.
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He was fired Tuesday after he was arrested in connection with the admissions scheme.
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The admissions office at Columbia was not wrong to reject me back then, either.
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Partner institutions set admissions standards, approve hiring and determine whether students meet graduation requirements.
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Some prominent universities implicated in the admissions scandal swiftly announced new layers of oversight.
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"Neither race, ethnicity nor gender factor into U.C.'s holistic admissions policy," she said.
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What do you think this case tells us about the college admissions process today?
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It's been 50 years since affirmative action began to affect the college admissions process.
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I thought about if my article would be different next year on admissions day.
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The company played down the significance of the admissions scandal for the testing industry.
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The uptick in college coaching has not escaped the attention of college admissions officials.
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University of Texas, upholding a race-conscious admissions program at the state's flagship university.
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There were no ICU admissions reported for those under age 19, the report said.
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And no matter what, admissions officers just can't get to know every single applicant.
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Therefore, racial identity carries far more weight than socio-economic status in admissions decisions.
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Mr. de Blasio has proposed two changes to the admissions process at eight schools.
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Legacy admissions, at elite institutions especially, put a select few at a distinct advantage.
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Holberton's founders, both from France, attribute the diversity numbers to the school's admissions process.
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The bride's father retired as the director of international admissions at Macalester College there.
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She was the first parent to be sentenced in the sprawling college admissions scandal.
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The Justice Department has opened investigations into admissions practices at Harvard and at Yale.
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She's serving a 14-day sentence for her role in the college admissions scandal.
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Cillizza: Do we expect Zuckerberg to make any further admissions or make any news?
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High school seniors are wrapping up college admissions applications ahead of the approaching Feb.
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Some of Markovits's criticisms of college admissions don't seem to have been thought through.
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Meanwhile, the University of Oxford released data about its admissions for the first time.
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The hospital operator's revenue also beat forecasts, with same-hospital admissions up 2.6 percent.
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This is very concerning to Harvard, because it could upend decades of admissions policies.
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Prosecutors in the college admissions scandal included the document in a recent court filing.
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Need-aware schools consider an applicant's finances at some point in the admissions process.
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And there are almost no examples from his presidency of admissions he was wrong.
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During the study period, hospital admissions in this age group skyrocketed, rising by 354%.
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That's not surprising, since Powell's decision cited the Harvard admissions program as a model.
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A federal court has just handed Harvard's affirmative action admissions policies a big win.
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Now he is considering cutting refugee admissions to zero, effectively shutting down the program.
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In the end, though, The Politician isn't trying to solve the admissions anxiety problem.
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The discussions about an admissions fee come at a precarious time for the Met.
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They say that there were inequities in admissions and that some students were underperforming.
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This also must be ended if there is to be fairness in college admissions.
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His mother is the admissions counselor for the vocational nursing program at Schreiner University.
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"Schools with the lower admissions rates also have the higher graduation rates," says Hoy.
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Of its $1.6 million budget, admissions fees generate about $70,000, a crucial revenue lifeline.
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Admissions related to cold exposure remained higher than average for five days after storms.
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This is part of what makes MIT Sloan&aposs admissions process unique, Brinkopf said.
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But months removed from those first admissions, Buttigieg's standing with black voters remains unchanged.
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Hurricane Harvey has hit at a time when hospital admissions growth is already down.
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In both Canada and Australia, 21625 percent of annual immigrant admissions are employment-based.
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Although Ms. Poeppel once worked in private school admissions, she delivers few startling insights.
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I check in at the admissions desk, and Jimmy's beside me, still telling stories.
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He said this will include a review of the admissions processes for student athletes.
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University officials need to actively encourage admissions offices to take a long-term perspective.
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"Imagine believing it's affirmative action that's the problem with college admissions," the ACLU tweeted.
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"Integrity in our admissions process is critically important," UC Berkeley said in a statement.
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But they do recommend to the admissions office certain recruited athletes to be accepted.
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Large numbers of public schools have selective admissions policies that keep most kids out.
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Rather than alleviating economic disparity, our system of college admissions reinforces and normalizes inequality.
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Today we prize leadership skills above all, and nowhere more than in college admissions.
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Bakke, allowing schools to consider race as a factor in admissions but disallowing quotas.
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The institute responded by halting admissions for the next year to evaluate the program.
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The Boston Globe first reported the email and the admissions freeze over the weekend.
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White applicants would be most hurt if Asian-American admissions rose, the plaintiffs said.
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On its website, MVA features photos of Chinese students on the international admissions tab.
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The main beneficiaries of these admissions preferences, as recent research has shown: white applicants.
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But he has grown weary of the endless paperwork that comes with college admissions.
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He conveyed a calm certainty about the mysteries of the stress-inducing admissions system.
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U.S.C.'s interim president, Wanda Austin, has pledged to revamp its athletic admissions process.
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Heinel managed to cash in on her experience navigating admissions for prospective student athletes.
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Now Stuyvesant is mostly Asian-American, and under attack for its test-based admissions.
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Integrity in admissions is vital to the academic and ethical standards of our university.
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The Specialized High School Admissions Test is the thermometer that reports a sick system.
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Federal officials were concerned that the medical school's admissions process violated civil rights law.
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It provided intensive college-admissions counseling, including help with financial-aid forms and scheduling.
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It also bans all refugee admissions for 120 days — and bans Syrian refugees indefinitely.
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Even after the US resumes refugee admissions, it will happen at a slower pace.
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Affirmative action in college admissions hurts Asian Americans, especially at elite universities like Harvard.
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