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Explained: California's Legacy Ban And How It Will Affect Inclusion In Higher Education
California will ban private colleges and universities from giving special admission consideration to applicants with family ties to the institution.
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Want to Study Abroad? Here Are World's Top 5 Universities
While postgraduate enrollment remains high, Indian undergraduate student numbers are also surging.
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She Paid $6.5 Million To 'Consultant' For Stanford Entry. She Was Tricked
The mother of a Chinese student said she was unwittingly ensnared in a sprawling college admissions scandal, believing the $6.5 million she paid to get her daughter into Stanford University was a legitimate donation that would go to scholarships for needy children.
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Marks Or Interest: Time To Rethink Eligibility For Higher Education In India
The basic premise of higher education is to further one's knowledge in a specific area of study. In India, however, where emphasis is more on scoring more, students often end up settling for studying a subject which does not interest them.
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Explained: California's Legacy Ban And How It Will Affect Inclusion In Higher Education
California will ban private colleges and universities from giving special admission consideration to applicants with family ties to the institution.
-
Want to Study Abroad? Here Are World's Top 5 Universities
While postgraduate enrollment remains high, Indian undergraduate student numbers are also surging.
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She Paid $6.5 Million To 'Consultant' For Stanford Entry. She Was Tricked
The mother of a Chinese student said she was unwittingly ensnared in a sprawling college admissions scandal, believing the $6.5 million she paid to get her daughter into Stanford University was a legitimate donation that would go to scholarships for needy children.
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Marks Or Interest: Time To Rethink Eligibility For Higher Education In India
The basic premise of higher education is to further one's knowledge in a specific area of study. In India, however, where emphasis is more on scoring more, students often end up settling for studying a subject which does not interest them.
