Each application received points based on high school grade point average, standardized test scores, academic quality of an applicant's high school, strength or weakness of high school curriculum, in-state residency, alumni relationship, personal essay, and personal achievement or leadership.
My instinct is that this top-notch reporter let her guard down in drafting what she considered a particularly personal speech to fellow alumni.
At a time like this, it is more important than ever to use personal and professional networks, including alumni associations, so you can obtain referrals to help you stand out from the crowd, said Jon E. Zion, president of Eastern United States operations for Robert Half, the financial recruitment agency.
And it's pretty personal for the Lions, whose alumni players shared fond memories of visiting destinations like the Avenue in their heydey.
Current Dartmouth President Phil Hanlon has disregarded a recent faculty vote to abolish Greek life, a litany of student op-eds recounting the system's personal toll, and student and alumni surveys that called for ending fraternities.
Due to personal reasons, some of the alumni invited were not able to attend.
The QQ account is usually shown as a virtual ID, while the renren alumni platform can reveal personal schooling information and the WeChat account is linked with its "friend circles" that contain personal data.
Many universities woo seniors with personal e-mail messages from undergraduates and alumni, phone calls and e-mail from professors, even postcards from potential future teammates.
So some are now tapping into alumni and expatriate associations to make personal connections based on shared language, culture and experiences.
November 18 2014 The impeccable violinist returns to Carnegie Hall, this time not only as a soloist but as the leader of her personal ensemble of standout students and professionals, all alumni of her eponymous foundation.
