These records consist of statistics of course and department enrollment, admissions information, correspondence and documents related to different faculty members, financial records, committee meeting minutes, in particular the Committee on Instruction which was the governing body of the School.
Kelly and Schneider propose that federal rules be altered to require colleges to share their six-year graduation rates with parents and prospective students in all admissions and financial correspondence.
Includes deeds, correspondence, admission tickets, printed circulars, newspaper clippings, printed and engraved images, financial records, and student and faculty records.
Documentary data comprised patient and carer diaries and included information from patient primary care and secondary care medical records comprising consultations, investigations, medication and correspondence relating to admissions and outpatient appointments, which were collected for analysis at the end of study participation.
While country doctor D. Holmes Morton did earn degrees in higher education, but he was a high school dropout who gained admission to college by taking correspondence courses while serving in the U.S. Merchant Marines and the U.S. Navy.
Correspondence usually relates to admission or scholastic progress but occasionally post-dates the student's graduation.
Correspondence, minutes, financial records, admission applications, student biographical and academic information, scrapbooks, and photographs, 1873-1972, from the College of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Columbia University, originally the College of Pharmacy of the City of New York.
Types of records in this series include applications for admission, transcripts, letters of reference and correspondence.
Subseries 1: Student Files is comprised of student files which may include grades, correspondence, financial information and admission information for students.
The admission (see here) is evident in police correspondence with the activist's solicitor, Harriet Wistrich.
Correspondence, faculty minutes, financial records, admission applications, student biographical and academic information, scrapbooks, and photographs dating from 1873 to 1972, but largely predating 1940.
