Common Application Escapes Admissions Antitrust Suit
While Common Application may have entered into agreements with competitors, CollegeNet did not demonstrate that the deals created “unreasonable restraints” on trade, a factor that the Sherman Act demands, U.S. District Judge Marco A. Hernandez ruled.
The deals allowed applicants to be considered for admission at more colleges at a comparably lower overall cost than if they applied individually,...
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