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What a Shooting at the U. of Arizona Tells Us About Student Privacy and Campus Safety
11/28/2022
AACRAO's LeRoy Rooker comments on FERPA requirements during campus safety events.
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Upgrading the Credit Mobility Infrastructure to Support Learner Success
08/11/2022
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Transfer Shock: Reality or Myth?
08/10/2022
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Open Standards Bridging the Gap in Lifelong Learning
02/17/2022
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Building Better Global Pathways and Strengthening Transfer Advising
10/28/2021
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Solving for Transfer: Looking Inward While Building Outward
08/19/2021
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Inside Higher Ed: Students Favor Free College, Oppose Admissions Preferences
07/20/2021
"'A lot of colleges describe students as living on the knife’s edge,' says Tom Green [...] at [AACRAO], adding that community college students are especially vulnerable to mishaps that would take them out of school."
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Understanding the Needs of Today's Student
06/03/2021
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Insider: New international student enrollment fell 43% this fall, according to survey of more than 700 US universities, and an expert says a 'perfect storm of issues' is to blame
11/19/2020
"[Melanie Gottlieb said] an increase in market competition among international schools, economic shifts that impacted monetary exchange rates, and the pandemic are all factors that play into international enrollment declining."
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Inside Higher Ed: Private Colleges Should Take Transfer Seriously
10/19/2020
"[R]ecent survey results provided by the American Council on Education and the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers [show] there is a lot to be encouraged by based on the results."
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Inside Higher Ed: Common App Ditches High School Discipline Question
10/01/2020
“About two-thirds of institutions in the U.S. have typically asked for and collected criminal history as part of their admissions applications,” said Reilly.
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NPR: How The Coronavirus Has Upended College Admissions
08/14/2020
"[Mike Reilly] said he doesn't expect colleges to 'get this right in one admissions cycle.' But he said he takes heart in the progress already underway and also hopes this year's forced experiment will bring longer-lasting changes."
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Inside Higher Ed: A Year of Chaos and Flexibility
07/20/2020
Michael Reilly, executive director of AACRAO, said, "I think the word that comes to mind about college admissions this fall is uncertainty."
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EdSurge: As Colleges Move Away From the SAT, Will Admissions Algorithms Step In?
07/10/2020
There’s been growing interest among colleges in this kind of “holistic admissions,” in part due to the movement—well underway before the pandemic—to make test scores optional, according to Tom Green, an associate executive director at [AACRAO].
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The Purdue Exponent: University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon join push against Trump's edict on student visas
07/09/2020
"Part of the irony is that one of the U.S.'s greatest exports is our higher education system. We draw more international students than any other country and this move could shoot them in the foot," said Mike Reilly, executive director of [AACRAO].
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Inside Higher Ed: Admissions Offers Revoked Over Racist Comments
06/22/2020
"Michael Reilly, executive director of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, said that AACRAO has not taken a specific position on revoking admissions offers."
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Inside Higher Ed: Public Research Universities' OK Year on Admissions
06/15/2020
"Michael Reilly [...] said, "Summer enrollments seemed strong across higher education, which was a bit of a surprise given students' general dislike of the virtual format [...]."
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University Business: How this university website continually engages admitted students during COVID-19
04/28/2020
"Here are marketing strategies to increase student enrollment [...] from Tom Green, Associate Executive Director of Consulting and SEM at American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO)."
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INSIDER: The coronavirus could force colleges to close forever
04/25/2020
"Mike Reilly...'you may see more mergers...particularly state systems...look at the number of campuses they have and merge them into smaller, into a fewer number of campuses.'"
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Inside Higher Ed: What High Schoolers Need to Do
04/14/2020
"A new report by the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers finds that colleges are changing their admissions policies for next year (and this year) in response to the COVID-19 pandemic."