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...little uncertain about its future. Because of the tightening job market, many students who would have started in on a job right after graduation have instead gone on to continue their studies at graduate schools. More students than in past years went to the Office of Career Services and Off-Campus Learning for interviews with corporation recruiters. More students took leaves of absence...
...economics. She had planned to return to her home in Saigon after graduation to work in her family's pharmaceutical company, but the capitulation of the Saigon government will force her to stay in the U.S. She came to Cambridge in 1972 to study at Harvard, and now lives off-campus with her six-year-old brother. He was sent to her last September when conditions in Saigon were deteriorating. She discusses how the twenty-year war affected her family and life in Saigon, and her opinions on American policy in Asia...
Statistics come from studies by the Office of Career Services and Off-Campus Learning and the Office of Instructional Research and Evaluation. '63 '65 '68 '70 '71 per cent of class that took leaves 24 25 14 20 23 per cent of leave-takers who returned to graduate from Harvard 72 78 68 81 not available
...take a break during their four-year stints in college, this fall. President Bok, in his greeting to the incoming freshman class, pointed out the value of taking a leave of absence at some point in the college career. As a counselor at the Office of Career Services and Off-Campus Learning says, he would prefer to work with a confused student looking for direction at age 19, with two years of school still to come, than a college graduate who still has no idea of what's ahead...
...grants are the result of a December 20 report by a committee composed of members of the Institute and the Office of Career Services and Off-Campus Learning, which recommended that the Institute aid students who would otherwise not by able to afford these jobs, Moore said...