Numbers released by the Common Application show the potential for this to be a good year in admissions. However, as many an admissions dean will remind you, an application is not an enrolled student.

The program, known as TEFA, provides families with approximately $10,000 in state funding to send their children to private ...

Enrollment in U.S. medical schools hit an all-time high in 2025, while the number of women applying and enrolling these programs continues to outpace the number of men, new data shows. The number of ...

Historically Black colleges and universities saw a nearly 30-percent jump in first-year applicants during the 2022-23 admissions cycle, according to new federal data — a sign that their recent ...

Increases in early applications to college have been reported for much of the United States, with the biggest increases in the Southwestern region. A preliminary report points to a surprisingly large ...

Yale University's acceptance rate for the Class of 2029 rose, as did those of many Ivy League universities, reversing a tightening trend. The overall acceptance rates of many Ivy League universities ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Numbers show overwhelming support for Jefferson County Public Schools' School Choice Plan, with more than 300 parents picking schools closer to home. Linda Duncan, a member ...

The University of California today (Feb. 24) announced that it has received a total of 245,768 applications (206,405 for freshman admission and 39,363 applications for transfer admission) for fall ...

As sophomores scramble to declare their concentrations ahead of tomorrow’s deadline, increasing numbers of students are opting to design their own. The number of independent concentration applications ...

The University of Colorado Boulder has received a record-breaking 68,000 applications for the fall of 2024 so far, about a 20% increase from last year. As of Wednesday night, CU Boulder extended ...

Over the past twenty years, acceptance rates at the nation's top institutions have steadily declined while application numbers have surged. SOURCE: Caleb Ren, Harvard College Class of 2021 With ...