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BROWN UNIVERSITY admitted 2,619 applicants to its freshman class, a number that represented 8.6 percent of the 30,432 applicant pool. Despite tough odds, tens of thousands of students apply to Ivy League schools each year. / COURTESY BROWN UNIVERSITY

Brown among Ivy Leagues with lower acceptance rates this year

NEW YORK – It was a little easier to get into Harvard College this year. The school accepted 5.9 percent of applicants to its freshman...

University of Michigan names Brown Provost Schlissel president

NEW YORK – The University of Michigan’s Board of Regents named Mark S. Schlissel, a biomedical researcher and provost of Brown University, as president...
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Independent Colleges and Universities released data Thursday that showed the smallest increase in private college tuition in 40 years. Roger Williams University, a private school in Bristol, announced last month that it would freeze its tuition rates for the second year in a row. / COURTESY ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY

U.S. private college tuition, fees rise least in four decades

NEW YORK - Tuition and fees at private, nonprofit U.S. colleges rose 3.6 percent in 2013-2014, the smallest increase in more than 40 years,...
THE PROJECTED drop in the number of U.S. high school graduates is raising questions as to how colleges will recruit and enroll students.  / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL OKONIEWSKI

Shrinking high school graduate ranks bear on college recruiting

NEW YORK - The number of U.S. high school graduates is expected to decline through the rest of the decade, with the largest drop...
CORNELL UNIVERSITY and MIT are scaling back financial aid to students.  / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL OKONIEWSKI

Cornell joins MIT in scaling back aid even as endowments rise

NEW YORK - Cornell University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology are scaling back financial assistance to students, adding to the burden of families already...
The $1 trillion in outstanding student debt has become a drag on the economic recovery, a flashpoint in the presidential election and a threat to the egalitarian ideals of U.S. higher education. / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL OKONIEWSKI

Indentured students jump as U.S. loans corrode education ticket

BOSTON - Geraldine Damiani Brezler took out a $5,000 student loan in the late 1960s to study at the State University of New York....

Princeton, Brown freshman applications fall

NEW YORK - Princeton University reported a 1.7 percent drop in freshman applications for the 2012-2013 academic year, the latest Ivy League school to...
BROWN UNIVERSITY President Ruth Simmons, photo, earned $657,000 in 2009. / BLOOMBERG NEWS FILE PHOTO DANIEL ACKER

Yale’s Levin highest-paid Ivy League chief

NEW YORK - Yale University’s Richard C. Levin was the Ivy League’s highest-paid president at $1.63 million in total compensation in 2009, as 36...

Ivy League alumni quit admissions interviews as success slips

NEW YORK - With admissions notifications from Ivy League colleges going out as early as Wednesday, it’s more than just applicants awaiting the results. Alumni...

Prov Equity’s Education Management Corp. 2Q profit surges, enrollment up

Education Management Corp., the second-biggest U.S. for-profit college operator by enrollment, said fiscal second-quarter profit rose more than fourfold as total enrollment increased 13...
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