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The services could include teac classes, doing lab work, research or ministrative duties. To participate in an assistantship graduate student must enroll in at leas hours of graduate studies and mainta 44B" average each semester. The salary for graduate students in v assistantships depends on the partic academic level of the student. Assistantships are not just given students who are in financial need ? a dent must demonstrate "academic cellence" as well. Assistantships are available to help a dent complete his program, and the grad committee tends to give the job to students whom they feel confident will c plete the graduate programs, Hendei said. Students who want to be admitted graduate school and participate in assistantship should apply six to nine mo in advance. It a student wants to e graduate school next fall, he should start plying in November and December bui later than Jan. 1985. The "better student will apply earlier' fill the number of positions for the fall 1*011 rt Continued from page 5. "It didn't surprise us that we had more rests at the Georgia game; that's tr tional," Stokes added. "We've always he problem." "Anytime you have a visiting team c< in and you have visitors there, and our \ pie surrounding the outer edges of then it's a rivalry, you're going to have i blems," Watson said. BUT DURING the first day game aga Kansas Staie, only three arrests were ma Ore M t ' Pre -m I Ab BWBBIBBBBI a :e students ir financial aid said. for The requirements for application into ant- graduate school are the completion of a per bachelor'sdegreefrom an accredited institu n of tion and two letters of recommendation from former professors or others who know the for student. The recommendations need to "atlires test to the personal characteristics, which ersi- would be relevant in an academic situation, hing ' such as persistance and decision making ad- abilities," Henderson said. Also, specific tests may be required for ad>, a mission as well as interviews by the admist six sion committee in a certain academic in a program. "USC ranks among the major instituyork tions" in graduate studies. "Our English, ular marine science and chemistry programs are extremely well thought of throughout the to country," he said. stu- A student considering a univeristy for ex- graduate studies should look at the academic area where he or shee wants to apply instead stu- of the university as a whole, Henderson said, uate About 7,000 graduate students are presentthe ly enrolled at USC. The total enrollment for om- undergraduate and graduate students is rson about 34,000, according to the Institutional Research Department. The graduate faculty into has about 600 to 800 professors, Henderson an said. nt lis Several new academic programs have been nter developed in the graduate school since 1980, ap- including degrees in music, theater, business f no :lH ill i n i ct r;i t ir?ti nhoi-mooi- > >1 'I " ? ? ix^ KV4iiiiiu.nl UUVII, J/IIUI IIIUV > UI1U CUUI|/Ul^l science. However, education and business ' to are the most popular graduate programs at , lie USC. he said. 1 ar- "We've had really good crowds over the adi- years," Stokes said. id a Most colleges don't allow drinking of any alcoholic beverages in their stadiums, a )me policy also found at USC. 4 )eo- Stokes cited Missouri as an example, j, if "Their operation is very similar to ours." If iro- Missouri officials sec a drinking violation, HIIV/M Ui\. 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