Word: recruiting
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...believe the government department's current admissions policies are necessary to ensure diversity while maintaining the quality of the admittees. Without the current policy, many talented under-represented minorities would head to institutions that do more to recruit them, leaving Harvard with a qualified but largely homogeneous student body. Such a homogeneous student body would lack the intellectual diversity needed by any top graduate program...
...Salt Lake City," she says. "For years, they have collected the birth and death records of towns across America. The Huntsman gift will help the University focus on uncovering the genetic basis of cancer by giving it the resources to build a state-of-the-art research center and recruit top scientists. Huntsman hopes that the genealogy data may help delineate patterns of inherited cancer...
...Flatbush accent that hasn't been softened by four years as an undergrad at Brown University or 46 years in State College, Paterno says, "The program you have usually starts with the type of people you recruit. Unfortunately, other people keep promising kids things--'You're gonna get a chance to play, a shot at the pros,' and so on. What we say is, 'Here is what we expect of you.' We don't want people who can't be part of the bigger campus...
...group has even received permission to table at the first meeting of the Asian American Association (AAA). There PUCC will recruit alongside AAA's committees and other clubs of interest to AAA members, says Julie C. Suk '97, another PUCC organizer...
Described by Sports Illustrated as "a complex piece of athletic-admissions voodoo," the index is comprised of three categories: high school grades, SAT or ACT scores and SAT II scores. Each recruit receives a score out of 80 in each category, and in order to be eligible for admission in the Ivy League needs a composite score of at least...