Some colleges refer to this as a special circumstance review or a financial aid appeal.
Correction: November 23 , 2001 Friday An obituary yesterday about John W. Nason, who was president of Swarthmore College during World War II and helped thousands of Japanese-American students leave detention camps and enter colleges, referred incorrectly to his second wife, the former Elizabeth M. Knapp.
At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, officials have put together a diversity presentation as a pilot program this year for 1,000 freshmen — whom some colleges refer to with the gender-neutral term first-year students.
Correction: February 8 , 2002 Friday A sports article yesterday about high school football players who are signing with colleges referred incorrectly in some copies to the track and field event in which one player, I-Perfection Harris of Brooklyn, exceeded 24 feet.
(refer to Table 1 for information regarding the key informants) Response rate of the survey questionnaires ranged from 70%to85%5% from the four medical colleges (refer to Table 2).
The college refers to itself as a centre of the University of Abertay Dundee.
This, too, is part of the Amherst campaign, an appeal to what the college refers to as its living endowment.
Mr. Santorum's perception that "college" refers primarily to baccalaureate education is several decades out of date, as the chart below shows.
(It's also worth noting that the phrase "the risk is college itself" appears in a paragraph where "college" refers to the illusory undergraduate social dynamic that makes young people think of strangers as something close to friends).
As the admissions committee listens, Mr. Schoenfeld, the dean of enrollment planning, will present what the college refers to as its "special interest" cases: those of applicants whose parents -- by virtue of being loyal Middlebury alumni, fabulously wealthy or both -- have captured the attention of the Middlebury administration.
He had also started painting a self-portrait a year in the style of Basquiat, Schnable, and Anselm Kiefer, he sketched in notepads, address books, and folders reminiscent of Honore Daumier, but it wasn't until he began painting impressionist and expressionist cityscapes, which professor Jose Orozco of Whittier College refers to as urban pastoralism, that people began to take notice.
