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NACAC in the News
Recent mentions of NACAC leaders, reports, statements, and initiatives in the national and education press.
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NACAC, NASFAA Recommend Framework for Equity in College Admission and Financial Aid
The impediments to racial equity in college admission and financial aid are complex, systemic, and longstanding, and so the work to dismantle those impediments requires courage, collaboration, creativity, and an unrelenting commitment to both understand the problems and continue to strive to solve them.
Learn MoreMarie Garvin Named CFO of the National Association for College Admission Counseling
Garvin, a financial management executive with more than 20 years in the industry, will join NACAC on Jan. 24 after eight years as director of finance and CFO for the national advocacy organization, Food & Water Watch.
Learn MoreGoToCollegeFairs Signs as Exclusive Technology Provider for NACAC’s 2022 College Fairs
The National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC) has assisted students in their pursuit of postsecondary education for over 80 years. Part of this mission has involved connecting high school students with admissions advisors from hundreds of institutions through college fairs hosted across the United States and Canada.
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Character in Admission: Free Resources Available
“She’s quite a character.” “He’s a character actor.” “They are people of good character.” We throw ...
Learn MorePlan Ahead to Make College Affordable
It took a lot of work to become a high-achieving high school senior. You studied hard, got involved ...
Learn MoreEnforcement Unit Reconstituted to Protect Student Aid Against Waste, Fraud, and Abuse
The Biden administration recently announced the reconstitution of an office designed to safeguard ...
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College Admissions Decoded
This podcast offers a true insider's perspective on the world of college admission. The series takes on the profession’s hottest topics, including media rankings, best fit, and shifting campus demographics.
