The College Tour Goes Online

"New websites paint a portrait of college and university life, providing one-stop shopping for prospective students."

By the Christian Science Monitor's Stacy Teicher Khadaro

How to Wow a College Recruiter

An important insight from a college interview: "The interview is over. There's still one thing left to do."

By Elliot Weinbaum in the Philadelphia Inquirer

Magic Number? Students Wonder How Many AP Courses the College of Their Dreams Wants to See

By Andrea Wolberg, Winston-Salem Journal

Student Aid Changes Could Ripple

By Justin Pope, Associated Press

Smaller Mass. Colleges Court Out-of-Staters

By Peter Schworm, The Boston Globe

Notoriously Selective Stanford Considers Accepting More Students

By Carrie Sturrock, San Francisco Chronicle

In College Admissions Essay, Most Important Subject is You

By Brian Vachon, Rutland Herald (VT)

Yale's Early Admit Rate declines to 18.1 percent

Friday night wrap-up of some early admissions figures so far.

By Caitlin Roman, Yale Daily News

High School Seniors Endure a Cliffhanger

By Jason Song, Los Angeles Times

Duke Accepts 472 Early Decision Applicants

From the Asheville Citizen-Times

Brown Early Acceptance Rate Steady at 22.6 Percent

By Rachel Arndt, Brown Daily Herald

Colleges Find New Ways To Retain Diversity

By Robin Erb, Detroit Free Press

Harvard Boosts Financial Aid

By Justin Pope, Associated Press Newswires

Tulane Campus Falls to Pieces

By Sarah Manthey, The Hullabaloo

SAT Scores At UGA Continue To Rise Despite Drops In National Average

By Megan Peddycord, The Athens Exchange

Colleges Probe Students' Personal Troubles

By Larry Gordon, The Los Angeles Times

Big Frosh Class Leads To Fewer Admissions Spots

News from NYU via Eric Platt at the Washington Square News.