U Cal System Looks at Changes to Admissions Policy
Filed in archive College Admissions by Greg Cruey on July 17, 2008
Now Education Week is reporting that that may soon change...
An Associated Press article published in Education Week said this:
A committee of the UC Board of Regents on Wednesday opted to discuss rather than vote on the multifaceted plan, which would give high school students who have not completed the prescribed college-prep courses or earned minimum test scores a shot at attending a UC campus.The faculty proposal would mean that students could be considered for admission by individual UC campuses beginning with the Fall 2012 term.
"It's too important to rush through, it's too important to delay," said Regent Eddie Island, who chairs the educational policy committee reviewing the recommendations. He advocated scheduling another meeting where the full board could study the eligibility issue in depth.

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