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The number of incoming students eligible for sophomore standing has risen significantly this year, but the number of eligible students who turned the offer down has more than tripled.
Twenty-eight of the 132 freshmen able to switch to the Class of 1964 refused to so. Last fall, only eight out of 96 turned the program down.
Sophomore standing requires advanced placement in three subjects. The total number of students with advanced placements did not increase this year, in spite the 30 per cent rise in the number Edward. T. Wilcox, director of advanced Student "In Bind" Wilcox said there are two primary uses in which he advises against accepting sophomore standing. The first concerns a student who wants to concentrate in a field in which he did not receive advanced placement. The situation places "virtually an absolute bind" on the undergraduate, since accepting sophomore standing would force him to participate in sophomore tutorial at the same He said that he did not want to un-conditionally forbid taking sophomore standing in such situations, since this policy might deter students from enter- The second case in which Wilcox advises against sophomore standing concerns the freshman who is completely indecided about his choice of field. For this student, Wilcox said, the general education program is "precisely made to order." Wilcox said he had been able to see all the students he felt should not accept sophomore standing, and that he had been able to dissuade all those he "felt
Edward. T. Wilcox, director of advanced Student "In Bind" Wilcox said there are two primary uses in which he advises against accepting sophomore standing. The first concerns a student who wants to concentrate in a field in which he did not receive advanced placement. The situation places "virtually an absolute bind" on the undergraduate, since accepting sophomore standing would force him to participate in sophomore tutorial at the same He said that he did not want to un-conditionally forbid taking sophomore standing in such situations, since this policy might deter students from enter- The second case in which Wilcox advises against sophomore standing concerns the freshman who is completely indecided about his choice of field. For this student, Wilcox said, the general education program is "precisely made to order." Wilcox said he had been able to see all the students he felt should not accept sophomore standing, and that he had been able to dissuade all those he "felt
Student "In Bind"
Wilcox said there are two primary uses in which he advises against accepting sophomore standing. The first concerns a student who wants to concentrate in a field in which he did not receive advanced placement. The situation places "virtually an absolute bind" on the undergraduate, since accepting sophomore standing would force him to participate in sophomore tutorial at the same He said that he did not want to un-conditionally forbid taking sophomore standing in such situations, since this policy might deter students from enter- The second case in which Wilcox advises against sophomore standing concerns the freshman who is completely indecided about his choice of field. For this student, Wilcox said, the general education program is "precisely made to order." Wilcox said he had been able to see all the students he felt should not accept sophomore standing, and that he had been able to dissuade all those he "felt
He said that he did not want to un-conditionally forbid taking sophomore standing in such situations, since this policy might deter students from enter- The second case in which Wilcox advises against sophomore standing concerns the freshman who is completely indecided about his choice of field. For this student, Wilcox said, the general education program is "precisely made to order." Wilcox said he had been able to see all the students he felt should not accept sophomore standing, and that he had been able to dissuade all those he "felt
The second case in which Wilcox advises against sophomore standing concerns the freshman who is completely indecided about his choice of field. For this student, Wilcox said, the general education program is "precisely made to order."
Wilcox said he had been able to see all the students he felt should not accept sophomore standing, and that he had been able to dissuade all those he "felt
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