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  1. Simple Justice

    Why Wouldn’t They Come?

    By Scott Greenfield

    Although the Supremes have yet to hand down rulings in the Harvard and University of North Carolina affirmative action cases, it’s assumed that the Court will limit, if not eliminate,…

  2. Sentencing Law and Policy

    You be the judge: what federal sentence for Varsity Blues college admission scandal mastermind Rick Singer?

    By Douglas Berman

    Wednesday afternoon brings a high-profile federal sentencing in Boston federal court, and I'd be interested in predictions (and/or recommendations) as to the sentence to be given to the man behind…

  3. Criminal

    You be the judge: what federal sentence for Varsity Blues college admission scandal mastermind Rick Singer?

    By Douglas Berman

    Wednesday afternoon brings a high-profile federal sentencing in Boston federal court, and I'd be interested in predictions (and/or recommendations) as to the sentence to be given to the man behind…

  4. For Good

    Looking Forward with Boston Scholars

    By Wendy Dessy

    On October 20th, we were so pleased to welcome Match Charter Public High School back to our offices for the first time since the pandemic began, when we met with…

  5. The Right Coast

    Bloated College Administration Is Making Education Unaffordable

    By Thomas A. Smith

    As someone who s been involved in legal matters pertaining to higher education since the beginning of my career 55 years ago, I ve had a chance to observe this…

  6. PrawfsBlawg

    Affirmative action alternative? (Guest Suzanna Sherry)

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Tuesday, November 01, 2022Affirmative action alternative? (Guest Suzanna Sherry)The following post is by Suzanna Sherry (emerita at Vanderbilt and friend of the blog).On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard…

  7. Consumer Finance Monitor

    CFPB turns attention to college banking agreements in annual report on college credit card agreements

    By John L. Culhane, Jr.

    Last week, the CFPB released its eleventh annual report to Congress on college credit card agreements.  The annual report is mandated by the CARD Act. The CARD Act requires mandatory…

  8. Civil Service Disqualification Appeals Attorney Blog

    Can I become a NYPD Officer without a college degree?

    By Kevin Sheerin

    All prospective NYPD recruits must have either 60 semester hours of college credit or two years of full-time experience in the United States Armed Forces. Those who do not meet…

  9. Law Offices of Jacqueline Lentini, LLC Blog

    The Waiting Is the Hardest Part

    By Jacki Lentini-McCullough

    Last year I had to develop new and deeper wells of patience. My twin sons were applying to college. We had visited some schools and learned about others remotely. The…

  10. Whitman Legal Solutions Blog

    EEOC Updates Guidance for Workplace Screening for COVID-19

    By Elizabeth Whitman

    Going through the college admission process is challenging. Students need to fill out an application, write essays, and obtain teacher references—that's in addition to deciding where to apply to college…