Chancellor: College admissions system isn’t rigged

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Chancellor: College admissions system isn’t rigged

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Chancellor Ronnie Green delivers his third State of the University address on Jan. 15. The speech examined the university's 150-year history and charted a course to 2025 and beyond.
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Chancellor Ronnie Green

In a column published in the April 17 edition of the Lincoln Journal Star, Chancellor Ronnie Green writes about how — despite recent scandal at other institutions — the college admissions process remains focused on allowing public access to higher education.

The editorial also outlines how the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and other land-grant institutions remain committed to recruiting students from rural areas.

“And lest anyone think that ‘access,’ ‘public education’ and ‘excellence’ cannot exist in the same sentence — Nebraska has been home to Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners, MacArthur ‘Genius Grant’ Fellowship winners and patent-earning inventors,” Green said.

The column is available in the Journal Star's print edition and online.


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