Archived Issues
High School Students Want Parents to be More Involved in College Planning
March 7, 2007
Volume 6, Issue 1
Cooperative Education Comes of Age
April 8, 2004
Volume 5, Issue 6
Campus Visit Drives College Choice
January 29, 2004
Volume 5, Issue 5
Technology Update: No Digital Divide
April 17, 2003
Volume 5, Issue 4
Technology Update: The Use of Technologies in College Choice
January 29, 2003
Volume 5, Issue 3
The Impact of 9-11 and the Economy on College Choice and Study Abroad
November 25, 2002
Volume 5, Number 2
Rankings Matter Relatively Little in College Choice
October 16, 2002
Volume 5, Number 1
| Volume 4 2000-2001 | |
|---|---|
| Number 1 | Internet now pervasive and powerful element in college choice; promises to become decisive factor in near future |
| Number 2 | Students report high satisfaction with the quality of college counseling in high schools |
| Number 3 | College-bound students' strong interest in international education contrasts with actual college experience |
| Number 4 | Intercollegiate athletics have little influence on college choice -- intramural and recreational opportunities matter more |
| Volume 3 1998-1999 | |
| Number 1 | Use of the Web and College Web sites continues its meteoric rise... |
| Number 2 | Winner-take-all culture permeates attitudes about college admission |
| Number 3 | A high majority of college bound high school seniors with above-average academic abilitity plan to work their way through college |
| Number 4 | Fraternities and sororities not a factor in college choice |
| Volume 2 1997-1998 | |
| Number 1 | Annual update on use of information technologies in college application process |
| Number 2 | Student and parent attitudes about campus safety |
| Number 3 | Importance of race, ethnicity, and other forms of diversity in college choice |
| Number 4 | Influence of US News rankings on parents |
| Volume 1 1995-1996 | |
| Number 1 | Rankings have little impact on college decision |
| Number 2 | Computer based technology |
| Number 3 | Impact of various communication methods and tools on college selection |
| Number 4 | Parent attitudes about the cost of college |
| Number 5 | Parent attitudes about financial aid and paying for college |