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...list,” Fitzsimmons said. “We think that message will be an enormous help.” Fitzsimmons said it will be tempting for people to pin any change in next year’s applicant numbers on one factor—such as decreased recruitment??but that without a careful analysis of all contributing forces, such a conclusion would not be accurate. He suggested a counter-effect in the record applicant numbers in recent years, a statistic that would discourage students from applying.In an additional effort to cut costs, the admissions office will...
Admissions in the post-affirmative action era show adverse effects on diversity. The study finds that although these three states have made efforts to increase minority recruitment??like guaranteeing the top 10 or 20 percent of the high school graduates admission to the state college of their choice—they could not match the diversity of the student body found in states that still use affirmative action, like Illinois, New York, and Maryland...
Fitzsimmons added that the admissions office’s expanded recruiting efforts—such as traveling information programs, the Undergraduate Minority Recruitment Program, and alumni involvement in recruitment??have been greatly helped by the College’s financial aid offerings...
Harvard law professors who oppose on-campus military recruitment??and their allies at other schools, including Yale and Duke—still say they stand a chance of winning a favorable verdict from the high court in the Solomon Amendment case...
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