Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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refbmen Teftin ,v v,. fi., 3 may gg? A two day battery of tests desrgned to place freshmen nn the most benefnclal classes IS followed by group and lncllvlclual counseling and summer registration for the fall semester ln Brtdlq s neu emphtsis on qu tlity over qu mtity, prim trx tttcntion is gn en to thc tdmission of nevi stu dents to thc Unixtrsitx Eolloxxinv Wforld XVar Il it xx is decided th it Br tdley should groxx from 1 small Institute to 1 medium sized Unixtrsity thus, enrollment was not limited. XX ith the huge influx of stuflcnts, facili- ties were inadequate and scholastic standards dropped very low. Since that time, scholastic standards have been con- tinually rising. Now Bradley University is in the en- viahle position of being ahle to screen and select appli- cants. Two days of testing are required previous to ad- mittance. This fall freshmen entering the Colleges of Engineering and Liheral Arts and Sciences will he re- quired to take the scholastic aptitude test of the College Entrance Examination Board. Witlm the increase in ad- mission requirements, the quality of each entering class exceeds that of its predecessor. Mr. Onclra, who administers the tests, answers questions for a group of incoming freshmen.

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, A 'sf 'R -rx Personalized guidance and counseling aids this student in pre paring a schedule for his first semester. A complete, two-day battery of tests face the incoming freshmen. 1