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In order 10 make the decision, Richard Mendo a looks over several catalogs in search of the perfect college. Andi Vanhook. Michelle Knittle. Madeline Soria and Kathy Thompson look over the Augie campus. Viewing the campus is important. Filling out an application can he tricky. Miss Jones helps Rita Jett prepare the forms so she doesn’t make any mistakes. Visiting a campus is important, but so is reading about it. Sue LeBow finds out if St. Francis has the programs she's interested in. 28 Student Life
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Going with friends or staying home Being accepted Roll and move ahead three, You want to go to Harvard hut can only afford Southern, move back one. So goes the choosing a college game. Students visited colleges and tried to make the decision that would change their lives. Living at home and to going to an area college: Au-gie, Blackhawk. Marycrcst, Ambrose or AIC might save money-but many felt they would socially regret staying home. Besides, most college-bound students were dying to make the break and get away from home. To make the decision a bit easier, representatives from various schools who visited Rocky tried to sway the students to their school. They talked about financial aid. student life and the academic life of the school and its campus. Once the decision was made, the applications had to be filled out. I am just lazy, said one student, I waited until the last minute to make my decision.” The problem with that, of course, was getting housing. Sometimes, the student was forced to find University approved housing. This housing was not a dorm, but a small room in one of the many homes that lined college town streets. Of course, even though the decision made, it all rested on acceptance. Seeing that envelope sitting on the table is a feeling like no other. I couldn't look at it myself,” said one girl. I had my little brother read it for me.” With the decision made, and the acceptance secured, the students usually went out to stock up on necessities. Detergent, socks, a popcorn popper for those study munchies; all of this plus so much more had to be bought so that college student could survive that first year away from home.
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