Now That Affirmative Action Is Ending, What’s Next?

During my freshman year at Alabama A&M University, I found myself overwhelmed with homework and in need of a change of scenery. Foster Hall was getting too monotonous, so I decided to explore the library at the University of Alabama at Huntsville, which offered longer hours of operation. Making my way across town, I was …

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Redefining College: The Toyota Corolla Perspective

In recent years, the cost of higher education has skyrocketed, surpassing even medical care and housing. Despite this, college still offered a worthwhile investment, with the potential for higher earnings throughout one’s lifetime. However, Americans are beginning to question the value of a college degree, with more than half of respondents in a recent survey …

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College Admissions Could Be Facing an Even Bigger Issue in the Future

As an admissions officer at a prestigious private university, I quickly became aware of the constraints of my job. My colleagues and I were tasked with creating a diverse and competitive student body, but that often meant relying on trauma narratives from historically marginalized students to showcase their resilience and adversity. This practice is not …

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Changing Jobs Can Be a Joyful Experience

If you want to keep up with Arthur’s latest writings, sign up for an email notification whenever he releases a new column. According to a survey by Monster.com, an astounding 96% of American workers reported searching for a new job at the end of last year. Despite this, only around 30% of workers actually change …

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