#university-admissions

#university-admissions

Students for Fair Admissions is monitoring compliance with new rules post-affirmative action ruling.

The Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action has created diverse impacts on university admissions, with unclear compliance outcomes among institutions.

Top universities are accused of favoring wealthy applicants in admissions over higher-performing, lower-income peers.

Some universities have settled lawsuits that call out their admissions practices favoring the rich.

Allegations include detailed lists of favored applicants, disregarding academic qualifications for financial connections.

Offering one-off exam boosts for pupils affected by school crises may pose challenges and raise fairness concerns.

Blackheath High School celebrates significant academic achievements with a high percentage of top grades, reflecting student dedication and strong teaching.

U.S. News & World Report rankings draw attention and frustration annually, maintaining established top schools despite criticism about methodologies and data integrity.

Pupils are more likely to get their first choice of university course due to a fall in international students, leading universities to accept more UK students for the upcoming admissions cycle.