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Research Finds Counselors Well Informed about Community College
High school counselors generally feel prepared to advise students about community colleges and believe these institutions offer relatively easy application and enrollment processes, according to new findings from the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC). However, the research showed that many counselors feel less knowledgeable about local college transfer policies and for-profit college comparisons.
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NACAC Opposes Decision to Eliminate Gainful Employment Regulations
NACAC announced today that it strongly opposes the Department of Education’s decision to eliminate the gainful employment regulations, which are critical to helping ensure that our nation’s tax dollars are effectively used to help students obtain a quality education.
Learn MoreNew NACAC Research Brief Offers Insights into the Use of Agents in International Student Recruitment
High schools and colleges continue to develop and refine their strategies for recruiting abroad, according to new findings from NACAC.
Learn MoreNACAC Selects Committee to Lead Executive Search
The Board of Directors for the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) has named a 15-person committee to lead the search for the organization’s next chief executive officer.
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Study: Traditional On-Campus Housing Offers Academic Benefits
Cinder block walls, bunk beds, and shared bathrooms: Undergrads may like to complain about their ...
Learn MoreGuide Helps Ensure Access, Success, and Visibility for Native Students
The needs of Native American students are too often overlooked in all phases of higher education— ...
Learn MoreNow Available: New Episode of ‘College Admissions Decoded’
A new episode of NACAC’s College Admissions Decoded podcast is now available. “Counseling Applicants ...
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Financial Aid 101 eLearning Course
This self-paced, foundational program offers two-and-a-half hours of lively, engaging learning. It’s a comprehensive introduction to a subject that grows more important every day.