The early-decision racket: distorting college admissions

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Early decision schemes have become firmly established among leading colleges. Indeed, such schemes have radically changed the nature of college admissions, forcing a response from high school students. Some observers now feel that these schemes are having a negative impact and should be abandoned.

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Changing college admissions

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Issues concerning changes in the undergraduate admissions procedures at colleges in the United States are discussed. Particular attention is given to the necessity for more students to complete their batchelor's degrees. The financial and cultural aspects of the changes are examined.

Methods, Management, Examinations, Educational tests, Curriculum change

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Failing education reforms

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Issues concerning the difficulties faced by parent in the United States in choosing a suitable school for their children are discussed. Particular attention is given to political aspects of education standards especially in relation with underperforming schools.

Standards, Educational standards

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