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REDEFINING SUCCESS By Francie Diep  New labels assessing colleges’ minority and low-income enrollments, and students’ later earnings, suggest a new orientation from one of higher education’s longtime arbiters of prestige.
ACCREDITATION By Eric Kelderman  The order, signed Wednesday, also warns that the administration will seek to remove accreditors’ federal recognition should they fail to adhere to its aims. LATITUDES By Karin Fischer  The Trump administration is revisiting a tactic from the president’s first term. Plus, the latest student-visa news.
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