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Judge Bars UC System From Considering ACT/SAT Scores
The preliminary injunction stems from a lawsuit arguing that disabled students’ access to exams is “either impossible or impaired” because…
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NACAC Calls for Adoption of Test Optional Policies at Public Colleges this Year
Most colleges have adopted test optional policies for the 2020-21 admissions cycle, but the admissions association has raised concern that…
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Colleges Asked to Provide Decision Triggers for Closing Campuses
New York sets a red line for the number of COVID-19 cases before a college must shut down. Other states…
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Education Dept. Issues Updated Response on LGBTQ Student Discrimination
Two recent letters outline how the agency will address complaints of discrimination against LGBTQ students with respect to the Supreme…
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“Strategic” doesn’t mean static
In unpredictable times, institutions must be able to plan and respond nimbly. A well-developed Strategic Enrollment Management (SEM) plan can…
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August – Stranded credits, digital learning, and assessment changes due to COVID-19
Pivot is the name of the game right now, even in how assessments are carried out.