Usable Knowledge: The (Caring) Common Application
“All parents want the best for their children, but when it comes to college admissions, ‘the best’ seems to come with an ethical cost.”
HGSE’s Usable Knowledge highlights our work to put ethical engagement at the center of the college admissions process and shares four key take-aways.
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