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Princeton University, with a 4.5% acceptance rate for Fall 2022, remains one of the most selective U.S. colleges. To stand out, applicants must showcase academic excellence, extracurricular involvement, and strong leadership skills. Princeton’s admissions process is holistic, considering not only grades and test scores but also personal essays, recommendations, and overall character. Students applying must […]

Vivek Ramaswamy argues that America’s academic decline stems from cultural values that prioritize mediocrity over excellence. He calls for a cultural shift toward achievement-focused parenting and education, drawing on the success of immigrant families who emphasize academic rigor. Ramaswamy suggests that U.S. students’ academic struggles reflect broader cultural choices, with long-term consequences for the nation’s

The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) has announced the 2025 board exam schedule for Class 8 and Class 9. The Class 8 exam will begin on January 28 with two shifts, covering various subjects. Class 9 exams are set for January 29 and 30, with two shifts on the first day and a single shift on

Encore High School for the Arts in Hesperia is set to close on January 9, 2025, due to declining enrollment, displacing nearly 500 students. In response, Excelsior Charter Schools are offering immediate assistance, including enrollment help and a special information session for families. Excelsior is prioritizing a smooth transition for displaced students, including those in

The UK remains a popular study destination for American students, with universities like St. Andrews, Edinburgh, and Oxford boasting significant U.S. enrollments. Factors such as academic excellence, shorter degree durations, rich cultural experiences, work opportunities, and financial support contribute to the UK’s appeal for international students.

Starting today, the Washoe County School District launches the “Phone Away & Learn Today” policy to minimize smartphone distractions during class. This initiative is part of a nationwide effort to improve student focus, mental health, and academic performance. The policy is aligned with similar state-level restrictions across the U.S., such as those in Florida, Virginia,

The Open Door Annual Report 2024 reveals a significant rise in international students flocking to the U.S., with India, China, and South Korea leading the surge. Motivated by world-class education, career prospects, and work opportunities, students from across Asia, Latin America, and Sub-Saharan Africa are increasingly choosing the U.S. as their destination for higher learning,

New Jersey’s Act 1669, which took effect on January 1, 2025, removes the requirement for aspiring teachers to pass the Praxis Core Test, aiming to address the state’s teacher shortage. While supporters, including lawmakers and unions, argue it lowers unnecessary barriers, critics like Elon Musk question the move, raising concerns about the implications for education

School closure on Monday: Winter Storm Blair affects over 250 million across 40 states, leading to school closures, power outages, hazardous travel, and states of emergency in several regions. Governors from Missouri, Maryland, Kentucky, and Virginia access federal resources to streamline emergency responses as the storm continues to create treacherous conditions.

On January 5, 2025, President Joe Biden signed the Social Security Fairness Act into law, eliminating the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and Government Pension Offset (GPO). The law increases retirement benefits for over 2.5 million public servants, including teachers, firefighters, and police officers, by an average of $360 monthly. Retirees will also receive retroactive payments