<p>@Anniebeats: Reading over the New York Times this morning, there is an OP ED about student borrowers with a stat buried within that I thought you would be interested in knowing: <a href=“Opinion | Student Borrowers and the Economy - The New York Times”>Opinion | Student Borrowers and the Economy - The New York Times;
So, assuming that most state schools, like the SUNY’s, don’t ask about EC’s, that would mean about 70% of colleges DO NOT care about a student EC’s when evaluating applicant’s for admission. And that figure doesn’t include private colleges that do not ask or care about EC’s. So T26E4 estimate that 85% of colleges don’t care about EC’s would seem to be pretty close to reality.</p>