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Students Feel Pressure of College Admission Process
4/29/2008

An April 29, 2008 article from The New York Times discusses the fact that, across the country, high school seniors have been feeling the pressure of the college admission process. Many students place their hopes for future success in graduating from a specific college and, if they are not admitted to that college, they are disappointed. Rather than holding a degree from a certain college, some experts are trying to encourage students to instead measure their level of success based on how well they engage in the learning process at whatever college they attend.

The article is available at the Web site of The New York Times.

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