The scandal may affect Ph.D.s seeking nonacademic careers; 2 students sue colleges tainted by scandal; a fresh look at teaching evaluations; and more.
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Harvard, Michigan, Rice, and other universities subscribe to the popular career resource for graduate students. Now, with the foundation’s leader indicted, the service’s future is uncertain.
Dozens of people, including famous actors, college coaches, and a university administrator, have been charged by federal prosecutors for their alleged roles in an admissions-bribery scheme involving Yale, Stanford, and other elite institutions.
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