Admissions Blog

Undergraduate Admissions Uncensored

  • Admissions.Blog

US Department of Justice Investigating Colleges’ Early Decision Data Sharing

Posted on April 10, 2018 by Admissions.Blog

Following up on its probe of certain American colleges for their admissions practices relating to Affirmative Action, the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Early Decision application data sharing between colleges that offer the binding form of admission.

Reporter Erica L. Green of The New York Times explains more in this informative article, which includes thoughts from Admissions Intel founder Craig Meister.

We will continue monitoring this important story and share updates as we receive them.

Filed Under: Advice & Analysis, Early Decision

Related posts:

Washington University Adds Essay and Early Decision II The Common Data Set Part 2: Colleges by the numbers Benefits of Earning a Degree Abroad How to Recover from Early Decision or Early Action Rejection

Subscribe to our mailing list

Making the most of the summer before senior year

UNC and a tale of one – make that four – acceptance rates

Oh, Canada! The Definitive List of Canadian University Application Deadlines

You CAN apply Restrictive Early Action and Early Action under the right conditions

The Biggest Lie College Admissions Officers Tell

Top 10 Cheap Summer Extracurricular Activities for High School Students

Top 5 Ways Applying to US Colleges is Different than Applying to UK Universities

30 Summer STEM Camps for High School Freshmen

Trending Posts

University of Exeter makes international student scholarship and admissions news

Tulane Early Action Admit Rate Plummets to 10%

Avoid Tuition Anxiety: Put Strong Merit Aid Colleges on Your List

Dear 12th Grader: Don’t Blow Your Ivy Chances Now

Building Your Best College List

Davidson becomes more selective in 2022

Write Your Best Common App Essay: 2022-2023 Edition

12 of the nation’s most prestigious science competitions for high school students

Write for Us | Sponsored Posts
All content © 2022 | Admissions.Blog
Terms of Service | +1 410-526-2558

Copyright © 2022 · Metro Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in