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Martin Wilder, a vice president at the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC), said the decisions might push other schools to follow suit...
...Assembly delegates represent admission and guidance professionals from across the country and stand for election by their state or regional membership organization. Because of the thorough and meticulous attention to detail by NACAC, and in particular its Admission Practices Committee, the Assembly that gathered with heavy hearts in San Antonio was very well prepared to make amendments to the policies that were presented...
...writing in response to the article “Princeton, Brown in Clash Over Admissions Rules.” (News, Sept. 24) In particular, I take issue with the repeated reference to the policy deliberations of the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) in 2001 as reflecting an “absentee conference.” At the time of the conference that was held in San Antonio, Texas the week following the terrorist attacks on our nation, I served as president of the New England Association for College Admission Counseling, which is one of 24 state and regional...
...article gave the unfortunate impression that these resolutions were passed hastily, when in fact, NACAC was given a directive to study its early admission policies as far back as the 2000 National Conference in Washington, D.C. during its general membership meeting. The Admission Practices committee previewed its potential modifications to NACAC’s early admission policies to state and regional leaders in March and July of 2001 and sent a comprehensive preview to all 199 national delegates in August of 2001, a full month prior to the conference...
There were several amendments agreed to by the Assembly before the new document was passed unanimously during the second session. As someone who was part of the entire process, I can say without hesitation that the approach taken by NACAC was both responsible and in the best interest of our membership...