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eluged with over 5,000 applications in i975-76, the Admissions Office was faced with the task of selecting l,O4O freshmen from applicants all over the world. A state-supported school, William and Mary concen- trated on atttracting Virginia's best and brightest students. A required seventy percent ofthe student population resided in the Old Dominion, while out-of- state students mostly hailed from New jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York. Labeled highly competitive by Barron's Profiles of American Colleges, the reasons for apply- ing to William and Mary varied from academic prestige to the colonial charms of 18th century Williamsburg to the relatively low tuition fee. Those accepted generally held SAT scores around 1200, ranked in the top ten per- cent of their class, and listed extracurricular activities from varsity team captain to newspaper editor. The people who inhabited the William and Mary campus, attended its classes, and crammed in its library were basically a homo- genous group. Characterized by high-achievement oriented per- sonalities, they, together with a superior faculty, created a highly-competitive academic atmosphere which per- vaded the campus, and often led one to believe that nothing in the world was more important than that G.P.A. I , ' l INTRODUCTION 5
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