Louisiana high school senior gets into 115 colleges
Antoinette Love has a difficult decision ahead of her.
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Former University of Texas coach pleads guilty in admissions scam
The former tennis coach at the University of Texas at Austin who accepted $100,000 in bribes in the college admissions scam pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud on Wednesday, federal prosecutors said.
Study: Public universities focus recruitment on wealthy and white students
Earlier this month, federal investigators blew the cover of wealthy parents who allegedly went too far to buy their children a ticket to college.
Key witnesses in college admissions scam sign plea agreements
Mark Riddell and Rudy Meredith, two of the main cooperating witnesses in the college admissions scandal, have signed plea agreements with prosecutors in exchange for lesser sentences, according to court documents.
Judge hears final arguments in Harvard affirmative action case
During final arguments Wednesday in the case against Harvard's affirmative action practices, lawyers offered starkly different versions of how Asian-American applicants are treated and clashed over racial diversity on campus.
Judge to hear from Harvard, affirmative action critics again
Lawyers on both sides of the closely watched case brought on behalf of Asian-Americans against Harvard will have a last chance on Wednesday to try to convince a federal judge of their respective positions on affirmative action.
China leads Asia rise in 2019 World University Rankings
Chinese universities are leading Asia's rise in global university rankings, though the top 10 list is dominated by leading institutions in the United Kingdom and United States.
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