This book is the first significant body of literature on ethics in college admission published by the National Association for College Admission Counseling. The series is a select compilation of articles on ethics published in the Journal of College Admission in 1998 and 1999. The book is a source of information for the beginning and experienced counseling professional, as well as a tool for professionals in education who want to keep abreast of ethical issues in the field. Articles include: "Statement on Ethics" (Jerry Pope); "College Admission Professionals: Who Are We Now?" (Janet Lavin Rapelye); "College Admission: Profession or Industry?" (Lloyd Thacker); "Policies, Practices and Philosophy" (Joseph A. Russo); "Admission, Ethics and Financial Aid: Formulating and Applying an Ethical Framework to the Need-Blind Debate" (Andrew Roth); "Willingness To Use Deception on a College Application" (Ashley Rowatt and Wade C. Rowatt); "Time to Reassess the Application Essay" (Bruce Hammond); "Disclosure and College Admission" (Scott White); "Rank Bellies" (Marna Shapiro); and "Ethics: My Turn" (Lois C. Mazzuca). (GCP)