The Supreme Court should not allow the practice — and likewise, universities should not find ways to independently continue its use.
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USC acceptance rate drops four percent
USC admitted the most number of first-generation college students this year.
Read the rest of this article »New AP cuts hurt low-income students
Recent federal funding cuts create a troubling divide between those who can afford the AP exam fees and those who cannot.
Read the rest of this article »Transfer acceptance rate falls
The Office of Admission has seen the number of interested transfer applicants increase.
Read the rest of this article »University median SAT score increases 20 points
College Board reported critical reading scores at the national level were the lowest on record.
Read the rest of this article »USC again more global than ever
The university matriculated its largest number of international students for the class of 2015.
Read the rest of this article »USC welcomes most non-US freshman class
Sixteen percent of the fall’s estimated 2,650 students hail from outside the United States.
Read the rest of this article »USC switches to Common App for 2012 applications
The transition is aimed at increasing efficiency and ease for applicants and graduate counselors.
Read the rest of this article »Acceptance rate continues to drop at USC
This year, USC received more than 37,000 applications and only admitted 22.7 percent.
Read the rest of this article »USC aims to recruit more native Chinese students
USC has seen an increase of 250 percent in the number of Chinese international students.
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