This year’s admissions race promises to be one of the most competitive in decades for many students, with the number of graduating seniors peaking at 3.3 million. And paying for it will be tough for many as the nation faces almost unprecedented financial troubles, with rising college costs and more hurdles to get loans. This is the landscape that Pinder faces, along with other Philadelphia area students whom The Inquirer will follow as they try to jockey their way toward their dreams. Parents say the process is daunting for them, too. (Note - first in a series of articles that chronicles high school seniors going through the college search and admissions process). Read more at: (Source: The Kept-Up Academic Librarian)

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