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Admission;
increasing
By SHARMIN BARNES
uamecocK aiau writer
The number of admission applications
received from high
school seniors and transfer
students greatly increased compared
to last year's number.
Freshman applications are up
53 per cent and transfers are up 28
per cent Admissions Director
Arthur U/oct
uviiiu ii vol oaiu. nc HitVC
received about 1,400 applications
from prospective freshmen," West
said.
The number of students that can
be admitted to USC is not now
limited. "Limitation depends on
the legislature's final decision
about the university's budget for
next year," West said. Bernard
Daetwyler, USC's vice president
for finance, said that if the budget
is lower than expected when
passed by the general assembly,
programs would have to be cut,
and this would probably have an
effect on enrollment.
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applicants
this year
"If USCs hllriopf ic tkon
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will have to set a limit on the
number of persons we can accept."
The budget provides for a specific
amount of money per student.
Admission criteria are based on
College Board scores and high
school rank and grades. A score of
at least 35Q is required on each part
of the Scholastic Aptitude Test.
"We combine the SAT scores and
high school standing to come up
with a formula to predict the
student's success in college," West
said.
The past criteria for estimating
students' potential performance by
hich Kiitk ? 1? *
">b" atiiuui graues nas
changed somewhat, West said.
"It seems that high schools are
not flunking students anymore,
and the grading standard seems to
be lower. Grades for high school
students applying to USC seem to
be running higher."
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