At the University of Rochester, the Student Search Service of the College Entrance Examination Board identified able and interested students in a variety of regions interested in a number of academic programs to improve enrollment. (PG)

The Ivy League schools have made admissions procedures as anxiety-free as possible without giving up organized decisionmaking processes that work best. (Editor/PG)

At Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts, students determine whether to accept themselves for admission under a negotiated admissions'' plan. (PG)

What college presidents, deans, and governing committees say about current trends in admissions. (Author)

Details some general marketing principles that a college admissions officer could use: adjusting plans to a changing institutional environment; making consumer-oriented plans and policies; aligning institutional qualities with the market segment that seeks such qualities; developing materials to be mailed to prospective students; and using…

Aggressive recruiting efforts may be off course. The funds might be better spent on research into how higher education can give a quality education to those students who choose it. (Editor)

Report on a special conference entitled Minority Admissions and Support Services at Selective Colleges and Universities.'' (PG)

By improving communications between high school and college, between parent and college, and between candidate and college, higher education institutions can improve their image and also make it easier and more enjoyable for students to experience college. (PG)

The writer believes that admissions staffs should play a greater part in institutional planning and communicating with students. (Editor/PG)

Presents the 7 reasons why students do not apply to college: unknown college, unimpressed by college's reputation, worried about location, too much emphasis on liberal arts, no flexibility in programs, too impersonal, and financial problems; and how to correct these problems in your school. (Author/PG)

A comprehensive survey reveals which states have laws concerning admissions to public 2-year colleges and what these laws mean. (Editor)

In a bold, imaginative step, Wilson College conducted a media tour, that included 37 television shows, 35 radio programs and 22 newspaper interviews, to serve as a coordinated public relations campaign to help improve enrollments. (Author/PG)