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The search for the right college can be overwhelming. Unfortunately, most rankings don’t tell you what matters most: what students are learning. This resource does tell you, by grading colleges and universities on their core requirements in seven areas of knowledge.
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Free expression is the necessary precondition for the unfettered search for truth on the college campus. Learn how to build a culture of free expression at your institution through ACTA’s Campus Freedom Initiative™.
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FEATURED INITIATIVE HOW COLLEGES SPEND MONEY

How Colleges Spend Money

ACTA’s one-of-a-kind higher education financial analysis tool, HowCollegesSpendMoney.com, makes it possible for institutions to evaluate their spending patterns and benchmark themselves against their peers.
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Gabrielle Anglin

Senior Program Manager for Communications

As Senior Program Manager for Communications, Gabrielle supports the Vice President of Communications in managing and promoting ACTA’s powerful voice in the higher education community. She is a proud Hoosier who moved to Washington D.C. from Northeast Indiana. Her undergraduate degrees are in political science and public relations from Manchester University. Gabrielle earned her M.A. in Political Communication from American University in 2021. A few of her favorite things in life include popcorn, candles, and her vinyl record collection.