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College Admissions & Ambitions – A Presentation for Mother Attorneys
By Montagelegal
As the college admissions process continues to evolve, parents are often left feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about how to best support their children’s aspirations. OCBA’s Committee, Mommy Esquire, is excited…
Regucation
Congress Delivers Two Holiday Gifts for Higher Education: New FAFSA Deadlines and Hazing Reform
By Scott Goldschmidt, Ben Grove, Joyce Lee
The lame-duck session of the 118th Congress managed to be an active one for the higher education community, with two bipartisan education bills moving through Congress over the last four…
The Right Coast
The Guru Who Says He Can Get Your 11-Year-Old Into Harvard – WSJ
Seven children flew into New York in late July to meet with the college counselor they believed would get them into Harvard University or another top-flight U.S. college. Two traveled…
The Right Coast
Sorry, Harvard. Everyone Wants to Go to College in the South Now. – WSJ
A growing number of high-school seniors in the North are making an unexpected choice for college: They are heading to Clemson, Georgia Tech, South Carolina, Alabama and other universities in…
Ohio Employer Law Blog
WIRTW #727: the ‘college’ edition
Saying goodbye is never easy. It's that much more difficult when you leave your child. Yesterday, we dropped our oldest off at college for the first time. It's one of…
Illinois Attorney Referrals and Legal Guidance
How To Make The College Application Process Better
The college application process is broken. Here are five thoughts on how to fix it so schools get better candidates and kids end up where they belong.
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Another Bill Introduced to Tax College Endowments
From a press release WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Congressman Max Miller (OH-07) introduced the American Workforce Act, a bill to overhaul workforce education. The legislation provides high school graduates with a $9,000 workforce training voucher…
ImmigrationProf Blog
I’m jealous of college students who move into dorms with their parents’ help. My migrant parents were never interested in college for me.
So many of us love moving our children into the college dorms. Here is a more melancholy view of the dorm move in day from the child of migrants. It…
The Right Coast
Harvard Will Require Test Scores for Admission – The New York Times
Harvard will reinstate standardized testing as a requirement of admission, the university announced Thursday, becoming the latest in a series of highly competitive universities to reverse their test-optional policies.Students applying…
Ohio Employer Law Blog
WIRTW #712: the ‘OH-WOOO’ edition
I will officially have a college student in a little over four months. The "if" was never in doubt, but there "where" definitely was … at least until a couple…