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Record Number of Freshman Admitted For Fall 2001
The UC campuses admitted more California freshmen to the University
for fall 2001 than ever before. The overall rate of admission increased
nearly two percent, and the number of California students in all
underrepresented ethnic groups admitted increased 17 percent compared
to 2000. Includes admission statistics by campus and systemwide
by ethnicity.
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Annual Subject A Examination Set for May 12
Everything
you need to know about the University's Subject A requirement, including
details on the annual exam offered statewide for newly admitted
freshmen who have not yet satisfied the requirement.
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UC Summer Session
Courses Open to High School Students
Qualified high school students can get a preview
of college-level academics and campus life, while earning UC credit,
by attending summer sessions at a UC campus.
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DIRECTIONS:
Santa Cruz
Q&A with Associate
Vice Chancellor of Outreach, Admissions and Student Academic Services,
J. Michael Thompson
"Directions," a new addition to California Notes for the 2000-2001 academic year, features an interview with
the director of undergraduate admissions at each UC campus. This
month, Directions highlights UC Santa Cruz.
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COUNSELOR CHRONICLES
Making the Right College
Choice
by Barbara Schultz
Tarbut V'Torah Community Day School (Irvine) counselor
Barbara Schultz offers a step-by-step guide to "Making the
Right College Choice."
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2001 Summer Fees Reduced
Costs for summer courses have been reduced for
all students, while registration fees have been waived for enrolled
University of California students at UCB, UCLA and UCSB.
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Eligibility
in the Local Context Instructions Coming
UC is mailing schools final instructions about
ELC in May. Includes ELC May-October timetable and administrative
refinements being made for the second year of implementation.
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