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Colleges may be accepting record numbers of freshman but the longterm trend is toward fewer graduates. According to two recent college presidents, students are choosing schools that are not challenging them.

Just about every college accepts both when considering applications. It’s now up to high schoolers to decide which test will be most helpful to their future.

Princeton Review says it will “reveal the secrets of the admissions process” to students who take advantage of this offer.

Most schools are finding it difficult to raise money. Not Grand Canyon University.

It’s hard to read this as anything other than a sad state of affairs for education in America. The City College of San Francisco is offering to sell sponsorships of cancelled classes for $6,000.

The SAT test holds its own against the ACT with the highest number of students ever taking the test; the scores, on the other hand, were nothing to brag about.

The latest ACT test scores were just revealed and for the most part, the scores show students did about the same as last year. Unfortunately, that’s not very good, especially in the sciences and math.

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