Department of Education Releases New Guidance on How Accreditors Should Handle Complaints
Accreditor complaint processes are incredibly confusing, new guidance should make it easier for students and college staff to flag concern f
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Accreditation Can Support Diversity Efforts in the Wake of the Supreme Court Decision
With the Supreme Court banning affirmative action in admissions, accreditation standards are one way to support college’s diversity efforts
Utilizing Data to Make Student Parents a Visible Population
A conversation with Mary Ann DeMario, college data coach and consultant
You Are Here Because You Belong
A conversation with UNC-Chapel Hill’s Affirmative Action Coalition about their advocacy efforts in support of affirmative action.
Leveraging Our Legal and Educational Systems to Expand Opportunity for Students of Color
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Reaffirming Lived Experiences in the College Admissions Process
A conversation with Dr. OiYan Poon on the complexities of college admissions and enrollment management.
Embracing Racial Equity Throughout All Parts of Higher Education
A conversation with David Hawkins admissions and enrollment management expert on centering racial equity in the admissions process.
Who Are Older Americans Still Repaying Loans From College?
Disproportionately women and people of color, they are no better off than peers with only a high school education