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MIT announces tuition and fees for 2006-07
MIT has announced its tuition and fees for the 2006-2007 academic year, setting them at $33,600, a 4% increase from the previous year. The details were shared during a meeting…
Read full news →12 percent gain early admission to Class of 2010
MIT has seen a significant increase in early admissions for the Class of 2010, accepting 377 students out of 3,098 applicants, a 12 percent gain over previous years. This rise…
Read full news →College Horizons introduces Native American teens to college admissions
The College Horizons program is helping Native American teenagers learn how to handle the complex college admissions process. Hosted recently with support from institutions like Harvard, the initiative brings high…
Read full news →Class of 2009 chosen from record 22,796
Harvard has selected the Class of 2009 from a record 22,796 applicants, marking the largest applicant pool and the most competitive admission rate in the College's history at 9.1 percent.…
Read full news →MIT sets tuition for 2005-2006
MIT has announced tuition and fee increases for the 2005-2006 academic year. The new tuition amount is set at $32,300, marking a 4.9% rise from the previous year. This decision…
Read full news →A record 22,717 students apply to the College
Arecord 22,717 students have applied for admission to Harvard College for the upcoming fall semester. This significant increase is attributed largely to the introduction of the Harvard Financial Aid Initiative…
Read full news →College’s new financial aid initiative keeps yield near 80%
Harvard University maintained an admissions yield close to 80 percent, which was largely driven by a targeted financial aid initiative designed to make attendance more affordable for admitted students. When…
Read full news →More women than men admitted to Class of ’08
For the first time in Harvard’s history, women now make up more than 50% of the students admitted to the freshman class of 2008. This milestone marks a significant shift…
Read full news →Harvard announces new initiative aimed at economic barriers to college
Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers has announced a new initiative aimed at reducing economic barriers to college attendance. The initiative includes four main components: Financial Aid: Starting next year, families…
Read full news →Yale Announces Undergraduate Term Bill for 2004-5
Yale University has announced for the 2004-5 academic year that undergraduate tuition combined with room and board will amount to $38,850, representing a five percent increase over the current term…
Read full news →Yale College Welcomes Class of 2007
Yale College is welcoming the Class of 2007, which includes 681 women and 673 men. These students arrived on campus on Friday, August 29, 2003. The details of their arrival…
Read full news →MIT 2003-2004 tuition and fees announced
MIT has recently announced the tuition and fee structure for the 2003-2004 academic year, with details published on March 12, 2003. For further inquiries, press inquiries can be directed to…
Read full news →Fact Sheet - MIT News
MIT has filed an amici curiae brief, along with other institutions, in response to the legal cases Grutter v. Bollinger and Gratz v. Bollinger. The brief was published on February…
Read full news →Yale Researchers Develop New SAT Test that Could Better Predict College Success
Yale University Researchers Have Developed a Revised SAT Test That Could Improve Predictions of College Success. The new test, designed to assess creative and practical skills alongside memory and analytical…
Read full news →Harvard College Early Actionreaches record levels :
The number of applicants for Early Action admission to Harvard College has seen a significant increase, rising 24 percent from last year's record 6,128 to a total of 7,615. This…
Read full news →Yale Will No Longer Require Early Applicants to Commit to Attend
Yale has made an important change to its admissions policy. Effective next year for the Class of 2008, the university will no longer require early decision applicants to commit to…
Read full news →Annual Hunn Awards given for outstanding longtime service:
Five distinguished alumni were honored for their exceptional contributions to "Schools and Scholarships" work at a recent ceremony held on October 11. Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, William R.…
Read full news →Getting in is a personal matter
Getting in is a personal matter—Harvard Gazette Education writer Jacques Steinberg spoke about college admissions at the Graduate School of Education (GSE) on September 24, emphasizing that there are no…
Read full news →Yale College Welcomes Class of 2006
Yale College is welcoming the Class of 2006. The 644 women and 660 men who constitute the Yale College Class of 2006 will arrive on campus on Friday, August 30.…
Read full news →College admissions yield near 80%
The yield rate for students admitted to Harvard’s College has reached a remarkable 80%, a figure not seen since the early 1970s. This indicates that a significant majority of the…
Read full news →Yale Admits Class of '06 with the Friendliest College Application Process to Date
Yale College admits the Class of 2006 with the friendliest application process in recent history. This year, applicants didn’t need to monitor their mailbox daily; they could check their application…
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