What's new — and what's not — in college admissions

Admissions officers say some things will never change, but applying to college these days does have a few new wrinkles. Like the move many universities in the U.S. are making away from requiring standardized test scores. Or the states that are short-cutting the application process for top-ranked graduating seniors. Or grade inflation at some high schools, which compromises the reliability of a GPA as a predictor of academic success. 

Here’s how to get ready for Milwaukee

The newly chartered American Indian Academy of Denver (AIAD) and the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) successfully held an afterschool computer science event on August 26 at the Denver Indian Center. 

Here’s how to navigate the “real world” with confidence

Not getting the grades you want? Follow these tips to get your academic progress on track

Here’s how to navigate the “real world” with confidence

Highlight your experience and strengths and stand out from the crowd

As the summer heat swells in Las Vegas, BMM Testlabs AISES Internship has begun again with two new AISES members being welcomed into the program. 

A firsthand look at opportunities in government, industry, academia, and Indigenous enterprise

21st-century technology augments traditional stewardship