Student Life Cycle Management

UW-Madison Steps Up Sales Pitch To Recruit New Students

This fall, UW-Madison admissions counselors marched into the hallways, gyms and guidance offices of more high schools than ever before.

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U of Arkansas Considers Limiting Enrollment

University of Arkansas officials are considering limiting enrollment at the flagship campus in Fayetteville where close to 25,000 students are enrolled, the campus chancellor said.

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Review: Change How U of Illinois's Enrollment Is Managed

How students apply and are accepted and awarded financial aid at the University of Illinois could change in the coming years, after a comprehensive review commissioned by President Michael Hogan.

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Would-Be Engineers Hit Books the Hardest, a Study Finds

Business majors spend less time on course work than other college students, but they devote more hours to nonschool duties, like earning money and caring for family members. In contrast, engineering students spend the most time studying and the least on outside demands.

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University System Of Georgia Sets Enrollment Record System Wide, Ga. Highlands Enrollment Up

If Georgia’s 35 public colleges and universities seem to be busy places this fall, that is because enrollment in the University System of Georgia has set another record. According to the USG’s fall semester enrollment report, 318,027 students are attending college – an increase of 6,585 students, or 2.1 percent, from fall 2010 to fall 2011.

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Early Admission Returns to Princeton, and So Do the Applicants

Four years ago, Princeton and Harvard ended their early admission programs, in an effort to delay the beginning of the annual frenzy of applicants to secure a precious seat in the next freshman class.

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College Leaders In Georgia Launch Graduation Plan

The Board of Regents agreed Wednesday to begin developing graduation targets for the state’s 35 public colleges which will eventually determine their funding.

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The Psychological Impact of Cyber Bullying

School violence, the threat of violence, and harassment continues to worry educators locally, nationally and internationally. Although violence exits in its rawest form, i.e., shootings, rape, kidnapping, and bomb threats; more passive and pervasive forms of harassment and/or bullying also exist.

Grand Valley State U Seeks To Expand On Medical Mile In Grand Rapids

University administrators on Friday will ask the Board of Trustees to spend $3.25 million to purchase 1.6 acres just north of its Cook-DeVos Center for Health Sciences, 301 Michigan St. NE, to allow for future expansion.

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