All articles tagged with #early decision
Brown University admitted 890 students to its undergraduate Class of 2030 through early decision, reflecting a diverse and accomplished pool from across the U.S. and the world, with a focus on accessibility and supporting students from various socioeconomic backgrounds, amid ongoing campus mourning and recovery efforts.
A lawsuit alleges that elite colleges conspire through early decision policies to inflate tuition prices and reduce competition, primarily benefiting wealthy students and potentially exacerbating inequality. The case targets 32 selective schools, claiming their practices hinder fair financial aid distribution and violate antitrust laws, while also raising concerns about the fairness and transparency of the college admissions process.