Elite Universities, Called a Price-Fixing Cartel, May Face Judgment in US Court
An ongoing case against elite universities across the U.S. has the potential to open up the competitive market of financial aid.
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Inside the Murky and Lucrative Market for Student Lists
A recent lawsuit from JPMorgan against Frank, a startup founded by 24-year-old Charlie Javice, centered on a $175 million asset: a list of 4.5 million college students.
Top U.S. Business Schools Report A Dramatic Decline in MBA Applications
The most prestigious B-schools across the U.S. are seeing fewer applicants as prospective students forego grad school to stay in a hot job market.
