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The University of California today (March 6) announced that it received a total of 250,436 applications (206,893 for first-year admission and 43,543 applications for transfer admission) for fall 2024 admission. Overall, application numbers increased 1.5 percent compared to the previous year. The uptick was driven by a rise in applications from transfer students, California residents, and students from historically underrepresented groups in higher education.

The Santa Ynez Valley Foundation has opened the application period for its College Scholarship Program.

Brown University is the latest among highly selective U.S. higher education institutions to end a pandemic-era pause that made standardized test scores optional for applicants.

The bungled 2024-25 FAFSA launch has caused a significant drop in the number of applications for federal student aid. Here’s what’s at stake.

College applications are free for Georgia residents in March. Here’s how to get HOPE scholarships, grants and other financial aid opportunities.

Top colleges seek to admit students who will not only meet the high academic demands, but who will also enrich their campus communities through leadership and service.

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Early decision applications for the college closed on Nov. 15, with the college receiving a total of 561. This marks a 15.7 percent increase from last year and is a 20.9 percent increase when compared to the five-year average. “At elite higher-ed institutions, [higher rates of early decision applications] is a trend,” vice president for…

Certain Syracuse University schools and colleges have additional application requirements to be aware of when applying for admission.

(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania legislators want more ways to help prospective college students access the funding they need to meet steep tuition demands. That’s why the House Democratic Policy Committee met to discuss increasing completion rates of federal aid forms across the state. According to the hearing’s organizer Rep. Melissa Cerrato, D-Horsham, over $24