The University of Kentucky became the latest to extend leeway to future students on the inclusion of standardized test scores during the application process.
A new National Clearinghouse Student Research Center report shows additional drops for public four-year institutions and continued struggles for community colleges.
"We're all very supportive as university presidents, the legislation that's making its way through the state legislature to criminalize hazing, to make it into a felony under certain circumstances," said Kent State University President Todd Diacon.
HLC took this action because it determined that the institution is out of compliance with HLC's Criteria for Accreditation according to the their public disclosure letter.
The $40 billion in funding for higher education in the Senate's version of the relief package includes financial assistance to millions of college students.
