Topic: American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
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New York terror case: Is recruitment process for foreign students flawed?
The suspect, who arrived in New York this summer, initially attended college in Missouri after a commission agent was used to recruit him. One critic talks of 'a gold-rush mentality when it comes to foreign students.'
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For-profit colleges hit with claims of fraud, aggressive recruiting
At a Senate hearing Wednesday, government investigators released evidence that some for-profit colleges encouraged students to falsify financial aid documents.
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Harvard hoax: Adam Wheeler case points to rise of student fraud
Student Adam Wheeler is accused of masterminding a Harvard hoax, using fake documents to get into the university and secure financial aid. Student fraud is an growing problem, experts say.
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Colleges scramble to help cash-strapped students
Many students need extra aid to pay spring-semester tuition.
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Focus less on the S.A.T., study tells colleges
Exams tied to school curricula may be a viable alternative for admissions assessment, a year-long study says.
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College admissions dance gets longer, more complicated
It could be well into the summer before some graduating high school seniors know where they'll be studying in the fall.
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