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Byerly, Carolyn M.; Shibao, Patti A.College Vacancy Survey: June 1973.Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education,Boulder, Colo.Jun 7333p.WICHE, P.O. Drawer P, Boulder, Colo. 80302 (Free)

MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29*Admission (School); Colleges; College Students;*Educational Supply; Enrollment; *Higher Education;Research; Research Projects; *School Surveys; *SpaceUtilization; Universities

ABSTRACTThe survey is designed to provide a service to the

public as well as to the institutions. By compiling, publishing, anddistributing the information received from the schools during thepoll, WICHE enables students and would-be-students seeking admissionto locate and apply to institutions still having vacancies.Similarly, institutions are able to receive applicants in order tofill otherwise empty spaces in their student bodies. In the currentsurvey, 447 institutions were polled; of this number 256 responded(57.6%). Responding institutions reported 129,778 opepings, in termsof actual numerical estimates. It is necessary to remember that thisfinal total, as well as the totals given for individual states, willrepresent minimum openings only.The trend toward "open admissions"policies is increasing among western colleges and universities. Inthe current survey, 81 two- and four-year schools indicated that theyemploy such a policy with respect to enrollment. We were able toassign numerical estimates toward arriving at state vacancy totalsonly when they were given by the institutions. But most openadmissions policies did not allow for numerical estimates, hencestate totals are minimums..1

8 fr0080 03

THE COLLEGE YAU'iCY S'JP:EY

Each May tl-ie office of Special Higher education Programs at 'ACHE conductsthe College Vacancy Survey among institutions of postse:ohoary education inthe 13 western states.* WICHE polls the offices of Admissions and Recordsin order to determine the location and number of vacancies, fresnmen andtransfer students, for the followino Fall term.

Tne Survey is designed to provide a service to the public as well as tothe institutions. By compil'ng, publishing, and distriouting the informationreceived from the schools during the poll, WICHE enables students and would-Le-students seeking admission to locate and apply to institutions still havingvacancies. Similarly, institutions are able to receive applicants in order tofill otherwise empty spaces in their student bodies.

In the current survey, 447 institutions were polled; of this number, 256 schoolsresponded (57.6,). Responding institutions reported 129,778 openings, in termsof actual numerical estimates. Please remember that this final total, as wellas the totals given for individual states, will represent minimum openings only.The trend toward "open admissions" policies** is increasing among westerncolleges and universities. In the current survey, 81 two- and four-year schoolsindicated that they employ such a policy with respect to enrollment. We were

able to assign numerical estimates toward arriving at state vacancy totals onlywhen they were given by the institutions. But most open admissions policiesdid not allow for numerical estimates. hence state totals are minimums.

Please see footnotes, following the data in chart format, to find thoseinstitutions that nave stated a policy in "open admissions."

GUIDELINES FOR USING THE SURVEY

Please read the following information to facilitate your use of the Survey.

1. Categories: Colleges and universities are listed alphabetically bystate and are divided into two- and four-year categories within each state.

Vacancies are reported for both freshmen and transfer students. Within

each of these divisions, vacancies are specified for commuter and dormitory

students.

*WICHE states include Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho,Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.

**The definition of "open admissions" may vary slightly among institutions.It does, however, most often refer to policies that expand access in education,allowing anyone with a high school diploma or its equivalent to be admitted tothe institution. (Yung-mei Tsai and Paul Wing, September 1972).

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APPROXI'MATE FRESHMEN ANO TRANSFERVACANCIES BY STATE

STATEFRESHMEN

VACANCIESTRANSFERVACANCIES

ALASKA 200 100

ARIZONA 2225 4690

CALIFORNIA 29179 19230

COLORADO 8175 4205

HAWAII 300 275

IDAHO -2135 1070

MONTANA 1500 b80

NEVADA 0 0

NEW MEXICO 1700 1300

OREGON- 6769 3210

UTAH 4 870 2125

WASHINGTON 20265 10475

. WYOMING 3500 1600

TOTAL FRESHMEN VACANCIES = 080818TOTAL TRANSFER VACANCIES = 048960

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*X

XSEPTEMBER 02

XX

SEPTEMBER 02

JUNezAu

SHELDON JACKSON COLLEGE

*X

xX

XAUGUST 20

Xx

XX

AUGUST 20

ITKA

UNIV OF ALASKA. ANCHOR C C

*X

xSEPTEMBER 11

XX

sEP I t-MBFR 11

ANCHORAGE

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ALASKA METHODIST U

Xx

XX

AUGUST 01

Xx

XX

AuGosT ,,I

ANCHORAGE

.

UNIV OF ALASKA

*x

XX

XAUGUST 01

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

FAIRBANKS

AR I LUNA

Isla.1LEA3_,ULLSI

CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE

*x

xx

xAUGUST 27

xX.

xX

AUGUST 27

COOL IDGE

COCHIt COLLEGE

XX

XX

AUGUST 03

XX

xx

AUGUST 03

DOUGLAS

Mr: sA CUMMUN I TY COLL

XX

JULY 01

XX

.v0 AN sea tz

MESA

NAVAJG CEMMON IT Y COLLEGE

Xx

Xx

OCTOBER 01

XX

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XX

xX

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2. Footnotes: An asterisk will appear in the first column of the chart,immediately after the name of the institution, when there is additionalinformation relating to the institution's policies or vacancies.Footnotes are to be found after the charts.

3. Makina Application for Admission: Persons wishing to make applicationto an institution listed in this Survey report are required to followregular admission procedures for that institution. These personsshould make contact directly with Admissions offices at the institutionsof their choice. Institutions will, in turn, LLake decisions aboutadmitting students on the basis of regular admissions criteria.Prospective students are reminded that they should not reapply to anyinstitution that has already denied them admission.

PAGE

2

COLLEGE ANO LOCATION

(,RAND LANYON COLLEGE

PHOENIX

NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIV

FLAGSTAFF

FOOT

NOTE

FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2 & 4-YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2 C

4 -YR. SCHOOLS

CO

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RMEN

taMEN

00kmITuRY

APPLICATION

MEN

WOMEN

DEADLINE

COMMUTER

MEN

IOMEN

00RmIlORY

MEN*

v4OMFN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

*

THUNBRD GRAD SCH OF INT MANAG *

GLENDALE

UNIV OF ARIZONA

TUCSON

CALIFORNIA

ImaTAEAILSAILLEfiEA

ALLAN OANCUCK COLLEGE

SANTA MARIA

AMERICAN RIVER COMM COLL

SACRAMENTO

CANADA COLLEGE

REOWD CITY

CHAFFEY COLLEGE

ALTA LOMA

COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA

ALAMEDA

COLLEGE OF MARIN

KENTFIELD

.

COLLEGE OF THE DESERT

PALM DESERT

COLLEGE OF THE SISKIYOuS

WEED

COMPTON COMM COLL

COMPTON

CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE

SAN PABLO

*

X x x

X x

NO

x

*X

X

*x

X

*X

X

*X

X

*x

x

XX

*X

X

*X

X

xX

*X

X

XX

x

VACANCI

X X

ES

x x X

AUGUST 15

JULY 01

JULY 15

SEPTEMBER 05

AUGUST 03

i

SEPTEMBER

1,

SEPTEMBER 17

SEPTEMBER 17

JULY 31

SEPTEMBER 01

OCTOBER 21

AUGUST

31.

AUGUST

10

XX

xx

Xx

XX

NO

xx

Xx

XX

XX

NO

xX

xx

XX

XX

x X X x

VACANC

VACANC

E S

E S

X X x X

Xx

AUGUST 15

JULY 01

AUGUST 25

iJULY 15

AUGUST 03

SEPTEMBER Is

SEPTEMBER 17

SEPTEMBER 17

AUGUST 15

oCTOBER 12

AUGUST 31.

AUGUST 10

* SFE COMMENTS F0Cm THE COLLEGES

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3

COLLEGE AND LOCATION

FOOT

NOTE

FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2C 4YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2 C 4YR. SCHOOLS

COMMUTER

MEN

WOMEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

COMMUTER

MEN

WOMEN

DOkmITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

EAST L.A. COLLEGE

XX

SEPTEMBER 05

XSEPTEMBER 05

LOS ANGELES

ELCAMINO CULL

*X

XSEPTEMBER 07

XSEPTEMBER 07

TORRANCE

FEATHER RIVER COLLEGE

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

Xx

xSEPTEMBER 01

QUINCY

FRESNO CITY COLLEGE

*X

XAUGUST 17

XAUGUST 17

FRESNO

FULLERTON COLLEGE

*X

XSEPTEMBER 17

XSEPTEMBER 17

FULLERTON

GAVILAN COLLEGE

XX

SEPTEMBER 17

XSEPTEMBER 17

GILROY

GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE

r4UNT BEACH

*X

XSEPTEMBER 14

X'

SEPTEMBER 14

HARTNELL COLLEGE

*X

XAUGUST 01

XAUGUST 01

SALINAS

a

HUMPHREYS COLLEGE

XX

SEPTEMBER 04

XSEPTEMBER 04

STOCKTON

IMPERIAL VALLEY COLLEGE

XX

SEPTEMBER 07

XSEPTEMBER 07

IMPERIAL

L.A. PIERCE COLLEGE

*X

XAUGUST 10

XAUGUST 10

WULND HILLS

L.A. SOUTHWEST COLLEGE

*X

XAUGUST 10

XAUGUST 10

LOS ANGELES

L.A.CITY COLLEGE

'4,

XX

AUGUST 10

xAUGUST 10

LOS ANGELES

LASSEN COLLEGE

*x

xX

X'AUGUST 28

XX

XAUGUST 78

SusANvILLE

LONG BEAcH (-TY CULL

*X

XAUGUST 17

XX

AUGUST 17

LONG BEACH

MERCED COLLEGE

*X

XSEPTEMBER 21

NO

vALANc

1ES

MERCED

* SEE COMMENTS FROM THE COLLEGES

PAGE

4

COLLEGc ANo LOCATION

FOOT

NOTE

FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2a 4 -YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2a 4-YR. SCHOOLS

COMMUTER

1EN

WOMEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

oEADLINC

COMMUTED

MEN

WOMEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

MIRA COSTA COLLEGE

,X

XSEPTEMBER

15

NO

VACANC Es

OCEANSIDE

NAIROBI COLLEGE

XX

SEPTEMBER

01

XX

ISEPTEMBER

01

N4112061

NAPA COLLEGE

*X

XSEPTEMBER

20

xx

ISEPTEMBER

20

NAPA

ORANGE COAST COLLEGE

xX

SEPTEMBER

14

xX

,

SEPTEMBER

14

COSTA MEsA

PALO VERDE COLLEGE

Xx

AUGUST

25

Xx

NO ANSWER

BLYTHE

PALOMAR COMM COLLEGE

*X

XSEPTEMBER

11

XX

SEPTEMBER

11

SAN MARCOS

PASADENA AREA COMM COLL

*x

xSEPTEMBER

07

NJ

VACANLIEs

PASADENA

PukTERVILLF COLLEGE

*X

XSEPTEMBER

07

NO

VACANCIES

PORTERVILLE

REEULEY COLLEGE

xx

AUGUST

01

Xx

AUGUST

01

REEULEY

RIVERSIDE CITY COLLEGE

*X

XSEPTEMBER

r'

NO

VACANCIES

RIVERSIDE

SACRAMENTO CITY COLLEGE

XX

AUGUST

('3

XX

AUGUST

03

SACRAMENTO

SANTA ANA COLLEGE

*x

xSEPTEMBER

II

xx

SEPTEmBEP

11

SANTA ANA

SANTA BARB CTY COLL

*X

XNO ANSWER

XX

NO ANSWER

SANTA BARB

SANTA ROSA JR. COLL

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER

01

XX

NO ANSWER

SANTA ROSA

SIERRA COLLEGE

*X

XX

XAUGUSJ

17

XX

XX

AUGUST

17

ROCKLIN

SKYLINE COLLEGE

xX

AUGUST

03

xl

XAUGUST

03

SAN BRUNO

*SEE, COMMENTS FROM THE CtILLEGE S

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VENTURA COLLEGE

VENTURA

VICTOR VALLEY COLLEGE

VICTORVILLE

EOUK7YEAls_cULLEGES:

ARMSTRONG COLLEGE

dERKELEY

ART CN1R COLL OF DEIGN

LOS ANGELES

dIOLA %ALLEGE

LA MIRADA

CALIF BAPTIST COLLEGE

RIVERSIDE

CALIF MARITIME ACAO

vALLEJO

LALIF ST POLYTCH U, POMONA

POMONA

CALIF ST UNIV. F-.Esvo

FRESNO

CALIF ST UNIV, NORTHRIDGE

NORTHRIDGE

CALIF STATE CULL, BAKERFLO

dAKERSFLD

CALIF STATE CULL, SAN BERN

SAN BERN

CALIF STATE COLL, SONOMA

Rut-INERT PK

CALIF STATE COIL, STANISLAW.

TURLOCK

CALIF )TAT; UNIV. CHICO

CHICO

O

FOOT

NOTE

F2ESHMEN OPENINGS:

2L 4-YR. SCHLALS

TRANSFER cPENINGS:

2&

SCH0)1S

COMMUTER

MEN

wOmEN

OURMI TORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

COMMUTER

ME-N

r.OmtN

NO

x X x

x x x x X

x

VACANC

xx

VACANC

SEE 07TTIFFTT7

:EPTEmbEi; 03

SEPTE

ob

AUGUST 25

AUGUST 30

JULY 15

AUGUST 15

JULY 01

SEPTEMBER

04

SE

PT

EM

BE

R 0

1

AUGUST J1

SEPTEMBbR 30

SEPTEMBER 01

1

AUGUST 15

TrircALEt,es

Xx

NO

OCPMITORY

IAPPLICATION

M.N

WOMEN 1

DcAOLINv

X X X X X X

VACANC

X

VA

CA

NC

F

X x

LS

A

SEPTEMBER 03

SEPTEMBER 01'

AUGUST 75

AUGUST 30

JULY 10

AU(01ST 15

JULY ol

i-PIPBER 04

SEPTEmofR 01

AUGUST 15

SI-PTEmOLR

SEPTFmBic, CI

AJUUST 15

it

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6

FOOT

FRtSHmEN OPENINGS:

2 & 4-YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2 C 4-YR. SCHOOLS

COMMUTER

DORMITORY

APPLICATION

COMMUTER

DURmITuRY

APPLICATION


NOTE

MtN

WOMEN

MEN

WOMEN

DEAOLINE

MEN

WOMEN

MEN

WOMEN

DEADLINE

L.LIF ;TATE UNIV.,FULLERTJN

xX

DATE OPEN

xx

DATE OPEN

FULLER V,

CALIF STATE UNIV. HAYWARD

xx

SEPTEMBER 17

xx

I

SEPTEMBER 17

HAYWARD

CALIF STATE UNIV. HUMBOLDT

XX

XK

DATE OPEN

Xx

xI

xDATE OPEN

ARCATA

CALIF STATE UNIV. L.A.

xx

AUGUST 15

xx

AUGUST 15'

LOS ANGELES

CALIF STATE UNIV. S.F.

NO

ACANCI:S

NO VACANCIES

SAN FRAN

CALIF STATE UNIV, SAN JOSE

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

XX

Xx

AUGUST 01

SAN JOSE

CALIF. LuTHFRN CULL

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

XX

XX

AUGUST 0)

THSND OAKS

.

CHAPMAN COLLEGE

xx

xX

AUGUST 01

xx

Xx

AUGUST 01

ORANGE

CLAREMONT MENS COLLEGE

NO

ACANCI:S

NO

ACANCI:S

CLAREMONT

COGSWELL PLYTECH COLL

xX

AUGUST 31

Xx

AUGUST 31

SAN FRAN

COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME

dELMONT

xx

XX

AUGUST 01

xx

xX

AUGUST 01

DOMINICAN COLL OF SAN RAFAEL

sAN RAFAEL

xX

XX

AUGUST 01

xX

Xx

AUGUST 01

HARVEY MUDU COLLEGE

NO

ACANCI-S

NO VACANCI S

CLAREMONT

HOLY NAMES COLLEGE

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

OAKLAND"

IMMACULATE HEART COLLEGE

xX

AUGUST 31

xx

AUGUST 31

'LOS ANGELES

JOHN h. KENNEDY UNIV

mARTINEL

*NO vACANCI'S

XX

NO ANSwER

* SEE

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L.A. BAPTIST COLLEGE

NEWHALL

LAVERNE COLLEGE

LAVERNE

LONE MOUNTAIN COLLEGE.

SAN FkAN

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIV

LOS ANGELES

MILLS COLLEGE

OAKLAND,

MOUNT ST. MARYS COLLEGE

LOS ANGELES

NORTHROP INST OF TECH

INGLEWOOD

PACIFIC CHRISTIAN COLL

LONG BEACH

PACIFIC COLLEGE

FRESNO

PACIFIC OAKS COLLEGE

PASADENA

PASADENA COLLEGE

PASADENA

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY

LOS ANGELE.

PITIER COLLEGE

CLAREMONT

POMONA COLLEGE

CLAREMONT

SAN FRAN ART INST

SAN FRAN

SAN FRAN CONSERV OF MUSIC

SAN FRAN

FOOT

NOTE

FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2C. 4-YR. SCHOOLS

PAGE

7

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2 C 4-YR. SCHOOLS

COMMUTER

UORMITURY

MEN

WOMEN

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

COMMUTER

MFN

WOMEN

DORMITORY

4EN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

* * * * *II

X x X

x X X x

xx

X X x

x xx

xx

xX

NO V4CANCI

X X X

NO

X x x

V4CANCI

ES ES

x X x X x x X x X X x

SEPTEMBER 01

AUGUST 01

JULY 31

AUGUST 01

AUGUST 15

SEPTEMBER 01

SEPTEMBER 10

JULY 15

SEPTEMBER 01

AUGUST 31

JULY 01

ANSWER

MAY 01

XI

JULY 01

* SE COMM NTS FROM TH

X x X

x x X x X x x X x X X X x

NO

xx

xx

xx

x x x x x x x

VACANC

ES

x x X x x X x x x x

SEPTEMBER 01

AUGUST 01

JULY 31

AUGUST 01

AUGUST 15

SEPTEMBER 01

SEPTEMBER 10

JULY 15

SEPTEMBER 01

MAY 30

AUGUST 31

JULY 01

No ANSWER

MA

( 01

,

JULY 01

OPAGE

8

FOOT

FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2 & 4YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2 a 4YR. SCHOOLS

COMMUTER

DORMITORY

APPLICATION

COMMUTER

DORMITORY

APPLICATION


NOTE

MEN

WOMEN

MEN

WOMEN

DEADLINE

MEN

WOMEN

MEN

WOMEN

DEADLINE

SAN JOSE BIBLE COLLEGE

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

SAN JOSE

i

SCRIPPS COLLEGE

XJUNE 01

XX

AUGUST 01

CLAREMONT

SIMPSON COLLEGE

*X

XX

XAUGUST 31

XX

XX

AUGUST 31

SAN FRAN

SOUTHERN CALIF COLLEGE

*X

XX

XNO ANSWER

XX

XX

NO ANSWER

COSTA MESA

SOUTHWESTERN U SCH OF LAW

*NO

VACANC.ES

NO

VACANCIES

LOS ANGELES

STANFORD UNIV

NO

VACANCIES

NO

VACANCIES

STANFORD

U.C., SANTA BARBARA

XX

XX

JUNE 30

XX

XX

JUNE 30

SANTA BARB

UNIV OF CALIF, BERKELEY

*X

XX

XJULY 15

XX

XX

JULY i5

BERKELEY

UNIV CF CALIF, DAVIS

*X

XAUGUST 01

XX

AUGUST 01

DAVIS

.

UNIV OF CALIF, IRVINE

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

IRVINE

UNIV OF CALIF, RIVERSIDE

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 15

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 15

RIVERSIDE

UNIV OF CALIF. SANTA CRUZ

NO

VACANCIES

NO

VACANCIES

SANTA CRUZ

UNIV OF REDLANDS

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

XI

Xx

SEPTEMBER 01

REDLANDS

UNIV OF SAN DIEGO

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

XX

Xx

AuGUST 15

SAN DIEGO

UNIV OF SAN FRANCISCO

*X

XX

AUGUST 15

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

SAN FRAN

UNIV OF SANTA CLARA

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

XX

XX

AUGUST 01.

SANTA CLARA

* SEE COMMENTS FROM THE

LL

PAGE

9


FOOT

NOTE

FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2 E 4-YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2C. 4-YR. SCHOOLS

COMMUTER

MEN

WOMEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

COMMUTER

MEN

WOMEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

UNIV OF SOUTHERN CALIF

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

LOS ANGELES

UNIV OF THE PACIFIC

*X

XX

XAUGUST 15

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

STOCKTON

wEsT COAST UNIV

XX

OCTOBER 01

XX

OCTOBER 01

LOS ANGELES

WHITTIER COLLEGE

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 07

XX

,,

XSEPTEMBER 07

WHITTIER

COLORADO

,

IWUrALAR_LULLUEESI

AIMS COLLEGE

*X

XNO ANSWER

Xx

SEPTEMBER 15

GREELEY

ARAPAHOE COMM COLL

*X

XDATE OPEN

XX

DATE OPEN

LITTLETON

COLO MOUNT COLL, WEST CAMPUS

XX

XX

AUGUST 03

XX

XX

AUGUST 03

GLENWD SPGS

COMM CCLL OF DEN, REORKS

XX

SEPTEMBER 24

XX

SEPTEMBER 24

LAKEWOOD

COMM COLL OF DENVER, AURARIA

*X

XDATE OPEN

XX

DATE OPEN

DENVER

EL PASO COMM COLL

*X

XSEPTEMBER 24

XX

SEPTEMBER 24

COLO SPGS

LAmAR'COMm COLL

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 04

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 04

LAMAR.

MESA COLLEGE

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER 01

XX,

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

GRAND JNCT

NORTHEASTERN JUNIOR COLL

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 15

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

STERLING

OIERO JR COLL

XX

Xx

SEPTEMBER 15

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 15

LA JUNTA

* SEE COMMENTS FROM THE COLLEGES

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2 & 4-YR.,SCHOOLS

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2& 4-YR. SCHOOLS

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MEN

,WOMEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

COMMUTER

MEN

,OMEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER 01

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

ADAMS STATE COLLEGE

XX

XX

AUGUST 31

XX

XX

AUGUST 31

ALAMOSA

COLO WOMENS COLLEGE

XX

AUGUST 01

XX

AUGUST 01

DENVER

COLO. STATE UNIV

XX

XX

AUGUST 27

XX

XX

AUGUST 27

FT. COLLINS

COLORADO COLLEGE

NO

VACANCIES

NO

VACANCIES

COLO SPGS

FORT LEWIS COLLEGE

XX

XX

AUGUST 17

XX

XX

AUGUST 17

DURANGO

METRO STATE COLLEGE

XX

AUGUST 24

XX

AUGUST 24

DENVER

REGIS COLLEGE

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

XX

'X

XAUGUST 15

DENVER

SOUTH. COLO. ST COLL

*X

XX

XAUGUST 17

XX

XX

AUGUST 17

PUEBLO

UNIV OF COLO. BOULDER

*X

XX

X,

AUGUST 01

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

BOULDER

UNIV OF DENVER

*X

XX

XJULY 01

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

DENVER

UNIV OF NORTHERN COLO

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

GREELEY

WESTERN STATE COLLEGE

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

GUNNISON


HAWAII

FOOT

NOTE

FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

-.

2 & 4-YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2& 4-YR. SCHOOLS

COMMUTER

MEN

WOMEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

COMMUTER

MEN

WOMEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

IllaTALAR_LULLEGESI

KAUAI COMM COLL

XX

AUGUST

01

XX

AUGUST 01

i

LIHUE

MAUI COMM COLL

XX

AUGUST

01

XX

AUGUST 01

KAHULUI

EWA-YEAR COLLEGESI

CHAMINAOE COLLEGE OF HON

*X

XX

XAUGUST

01

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

HONOLULU

HAWAII LOA COLLEGE

XX

XX

JULY

31

XX

XX

JULY 3L

KANEOHE

HILO COLLEGE

*X

XX

XJULY

01

XX

XX

JULY 01

KILO

UNIV OF HAWAII

NO

VACANCIES

MAY

01

NO

VACANCIES

MAY Ul

HONOLULU

IDAHO

TwO-YEAR CWIFGESI

COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO

XX

XX

AUGUST

27

NO

VACANC

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AUGUST 27

TWIN FALLS

PallariEBILLIOILLEUA1

BOISE STATE COLLEGE

*X

XX

XAUGUST

17

XX

xx

AUGUST 17

BOISE

IOAHO STATE UNIV

*X

XX

XAUGUST

15

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

P0CATELLO

NW NAZARENE COLLEGE

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER

25

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 25

NAMPA

THE COLLEGE OF IDAHO

XX

Xx

SEPTEMBER

01

Xx

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

CALDWELL

11

0

OPAGE

12

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FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2 & 4-YR.

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2 & 4-YR. SCHOOLS

COMMUTER

DORMITORY

APPLICATION

COMMUTER

DORMITORY

APPLICATION


NOTE

MEN

WOMEN

MEN

WOPE4

DEADLINE

MEN

WOMEN

MEN

WOMEN

DEADLINE

UNIV OF IDAHO

*X

XX

XAUGUST 01

XX

X a,

XAUGUST 01

MOSCOW

MONTANA

INLEYIAILS.121LEGES.

DAWSON COLLEGE

*X

XX

DATE OPEN

XX

XDATE OPEN

GLcNOIVE

FLATHEAD VALLEY C C

*X

XSEPTEMBER 24

Xx

SEPTEMBER 24

KALISPELL

MILES COMM COLL

XX

AUGUST 20

XX

AUGUST 20

MILES CTY

ELIA=YIABLBLIELESI

EASTERN MONT COLL

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER 15

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 15

BILLINGS

MON COLL OF MIN SCI ANO TECi.

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 21

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 14.

BUTTE

MONTANA ST UNIV

XX

AUGUST 15

XX

AUGUST 15

BOZEMAN

NORTHERN MONT COLL

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 17

NO

VACANCIES

SEPTEMBER 01

HAVRE

.....

UNIV OF MONTANA

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER 01

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

MISSOULA

NEW MEXICO

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NO

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COLLEGE OF SANTA FE

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WOMEN

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,

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MEN

WOMEN

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EASTERN N.M. UNIV

*X

XX

'

XAUGUST 01

XX

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PORT ALES

N.M. HIGHLANDS UNIV

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AUGUST, 01

xx

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01,

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FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2& 4-YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2&

4-YR. SCHOOLS

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MEN

WOME

DORMITORY

*MEN

WOMEN

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MEN

WOMEN

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MEN

WOMEN

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*X

X-.

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06

XX

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06

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*X

XSEPTEMBER

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XX

SEPTEMBER

24

OR CTY

CONCORDIA COLLEGE

XX

XX

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15

XX

XX

AUGUST

15

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XX

NO ANSWER

XX

SEPTEMBER

01

PORTLAND

LANE COMM COLL

*X

XDATE OPEN

XX

DATE OPEN

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MT HODD COMM COLL

*X

XSEPTEMBER

15

XX

SEPTEMBER

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GRESHAM

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NO

VACANC ES

XX

JUNE

01

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S.W. OREGON COMM. COLL

*X

XSEPTEMBER

24

XX

SEPTEMBER

24

COOS BAY

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XX

SEPTEMBER

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XX

SEPTEMBER

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01

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20

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XX

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01

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LINF1ELD COLLEGE

XX

XX

MAY

15

XX

XX

MAY

IS

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PAGE

15


FOOT

NOTE

FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2 C 4-YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2 C 4-YR. SCHOOLS

COMMUTER

MEN

WOMEN

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DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

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DEADLINE

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MEN

WOMEN

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MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

MARYLHURST COLLEGE

Xx

SEPTEMBER

01

XX

SEPTEMBER

01

MARYLHURST

MOUNT ANGEL SEMINARY

XAUGUST

01

XAUGUST

01

ST. BENEOT

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NO

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N.W. CHRISTIAN COLL

XX

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MAY

OB

XX

XX

MAY

08

EUGENE

OREGON COLL OF EDUCATION

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER

15

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER

15

MONMOUTH

OREGON STATE UNIV

*X

XX

XAUGUST

15

XX

XX

AUGUST

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CORVALLIS

0

OREGON TECH INST

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER

01

XX

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SEPTEMBER

01

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PORTLANO STATE UNIV

XX

XX

AUGUST

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XX

XX

AUGUST

15

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VACANCIES

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*X

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XAUGUST

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UNIV OF PORTLAND

*X

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FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2 & 4-YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2 & 4-YR. SCHOOLS

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MEN

WOMEN

DORMITORY

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WOMEN

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MEN

WOMEN

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WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

UTAH

i

TWO-YEAR COLLEGES

DIXIE COLLEGE

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 26

xX

XX

SEPTEMBER 26

ST. GEORGE

SNOW COLLEGE

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 26

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 26

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.

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STEVENS HENAGER COLLEGE

*X

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XSEPTEMBER 15

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SEPTEMBER 01

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XSEPTEMBER 01

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XX

SEPTEMBER 01

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WEBER STATE COLLEGE

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

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WESTMINSTER COLLEGE

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 14

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 14

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AUGUST 01

XX

AUGUST 01

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BIG BEND COMM COLL

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NO ANSWER

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CENTRALIA COLLEGE

XX

SEPTEMBER 17

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SEPTEMBEk IT

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3,

PAGE


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FRESHMEN OPENINGS:

2 & 4-YK. SCHOOLS

,TRANSFER OPENINGS:

2 4 4-YR. SCHOOLS

COMMUTER

MEN

WOMEN

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MEN

WOMEN

'

* APPLICATION

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WOMEN

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MEN

WOMEN

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*X

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xSEPTEMBER 28

XX

xx

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qomoNos COMM COLL

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XX

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COMM COLL

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OCTOBER 03

XX

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L GRAYS HARBOR COLLEGE

XX

SEPTEMBER 13

XX

SEPTEMBER 13

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GREEN, RIVER'COMM COLL

*X

XSEPTEMBER 15

XX

SEPTEMBER 15

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HIGHLINECOMM COLL

XX

SEPTEMBER 24

XX

SEPTEMBER 24

MIDWAY

LOWER COLUMBIA COLLEGE

*x

X"SEPTEMBER 17

XX

SEPTEMBER 17

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XX

SEPTEMBER 124

XX

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XX

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SEPTEMBER 15

XX

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XSEPTEMBER 15

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PENINSULA COLLEGE

*X

XSEPTEMBER 24

XX

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SEATTLE CENTRAL COMM COLL

XX

JULY 27

XX

JULY 27

SEATTLE

SHORELINE COMM COLL

*X

XAUGUST 30

XX

AUGUST 30

SEATTLE

SKAGIT VALLEY COLLEGE

XX

OCTOBER' 01

XX

1

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SPOKANE FALLS COMM COLL

X1

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SEPTEMBER 21

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PAGE

18

`COLLEGE AND LOCATION

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2 C 4-YR. SCHOOLS

TRANSFEROPENIrGS:

2 E 4-YR.

SCHOOLS

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MEN

WOMEN

DORMITORY,

MEN

WOMEN.

APPLICATION

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COMMUTER

MEN

WOMEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

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WENATCHEE VALLEY COLLEGE'

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER 28

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 28

WENATCHEE

yAKIMA,VALLEY COLLEGE

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER 12

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FOUR -YEAR COLLEGES:

CENTRAL WASH STATE COLL

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER 14

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 14

ELLENSBURG

EASTERN WASH STATE COLT

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER 01

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

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1

GON2AGA UNIV

SPOKANE

i

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

XX

XX

AUGUST 15

N.W.:CILLEGE,

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

KIRKLAND

PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIV

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

XX

XX

AUGUST 01

TACOMA

SEATTLE PACIFIC COLLEGE

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER 01

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

SEATTLE

'

ST. MARTINS COLLEGE

xX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

Xx

xx

SEPTEMBER 01

OLYMPIA

UNIV OF PUGET SOUND

*X

XX

XSEPTEMBER 01

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

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ONLY OF WASHINGTON

*NO

VACANCIES

MAY 01

XX

XX

JULY 01

SEATTLE

WASH STATE UNIV

XX

AUGUST 01

XX

AUGUST 01

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WESTERN WASH STATE COLL

*X

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SEPTEMBER 01

XX

XX

SEPTEMBER 01

BELLINGHAM

WHITMAN COLLEGE

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WALLA WALLA

WHITWORTHCOLLEGE

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MEN

WOMEN

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MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

DEADLINE

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MEN

h1MEN

DORMITORY

MEN

WOMEN

APPLICATION

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CASPER COLLEGE

XX

XX

AUGUST

31

XX

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AUGUST

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CENTRAL WYOMING COLLEGE

*X

XX

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XX

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.

EASTERN WYOMING COLLEGE

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XX

XX

SEPTEMBER

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XX

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SEPTEMBER

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LARAMIE CO. COMM COLL

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AUGUST

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AUGUST

20

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.

NORTHWEST COMM COLL

XX

XX

AUGUST

15

XX

XX

AUGUST

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SHERIDAN COLLEGE

*X

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XAUGUST

31

XX

XX

AUGUST

31

SHERIDAN

fOuRVEAR COLLEGES:

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XX

XX

AUGUST

03

XX

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1

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FOOTNOTES

ALASKA

Juneau-Douglas Community College, Juneau, Alaska. No limit in number of openingsfor freshmen and transfer students.

Sheldon Jackson College, Sitka, Alaska. This institution maintains an open admissionspolicy.

University of Alaska, Anchorage Community College, Anchorage, Alaska. No limit innumber of openings. All programs are open; however, many of the vocational- programswill screen their prospective students before September 11, 19V.

University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska. No limit in number of openings for freshmenand transfer students.

ARIZONA

Central Arizona College, Coolidge, Arizona. No limit in number of openings for

freshmen and transfer students.

Cochise College, Douglas, Arizona. No limit in number of openings for freshmen and

transfer students.

Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona. No limit in number of openings

for freshmen and transfer students.

Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management, Glendale, Arizona. Please

NOTE that this is a graduate level institution.

University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. Nursing, Architecture, Studio Art, and

Pharmacy are closed.

CALIFORNIA

2-YR. SCHOOLS

Allan Hancock College, Santa Maria, California. No limit in number of openings forfreshmen students

FOOTNOTESPage 2

(California, 2-yr. schools continued)

American River Community College, Samimento, California. No limit in number ofopenings for transfer students

Canada College, Redwood City, California. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

Chaffey College, Alta Loma, California. This institution maintains an openadmissions pdlicy.

College of Alameda, Alameda, California. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

Collge of the Desert, Palm Desert, California. All programs open for freshmenand transfer students except health service preparation.

College of the Slbkiyous, Weed, California. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

Contra Costa College, San Pablo, California. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

El Camino College, via Torrance, California. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

Fresno City.College, Fresno, California. No limit in number of openings forfreshmen and transfer students; however, openings occur only in certain programs:Registered Nursing, Vocational Nursing, Dental Hygiene, and Inhalation Therapy.Registration deadline for-full-time students is August 8, 1973,and the deadlinefor part -time students (6 units or less) is September 11, 1973.

Fullerton College, Fullerton, California. No limit in number of openings for


Golden West College, Huntington Beach, California. This institution maintains an

open admissions policy.

Hartnell College, Salinas, California. No limit in-number of openings for freshmen

and transfer students.

L.A. Pierce College, Woodland Hills, California.freshmen and transfer students.

L.A. Southwest College, Los Angeles, California.admissions pol-41.

L.A. City College, Los Angeles, California. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

Lassen College, Susanville, California. Transfer student openings for sophomores only.

No limit in number of openings for

This institution maintains an open

LI

FOOTNOTES

Page 3

(Ca34fornia, 2-yr. schools continued)

Long Beach City College, Long Beach, California. No limit in number of openingsfor freshmen and transfer students.

Merced College, Merced, California. This institution maintains an open admissionspolicy for freshmen students.

Napa C..lege, Napa, California. No limit in number of openings for freshmen andtransfer students.

Palomar Community College, San Marcos, California. This institution maintains anopen admissions policy.

PasA.denaArea-Community College, Pasadena, California. (formerly Pasadena City'College) No-limit in number of openings for freshmen students.

Porterville College, Porterville, California. No limit in number of openings forfreshmen students.

Riverside City College, Riverside, California. This institution maintains an openadmissions policy for freshmen students.

Santa Ana College, Santa Ana, California. This institution maintains an openadmissions'policy for freshmen and transfer students.

Santa Barbara City College, Santa Barbara, California. This institution maintainsan open admissions policy for freshmen and transfer students.

Santa Rosa Junior College, Santa Rosa, California. Limited openings in AA DegreeNursing, L.V.N., Psych. Tech., Inhalation Therapy, Radiologic Tech., and Welding.

Sierra College, Rocklin, California. This institution maintains an open admissionspolicy.

Ventura College, Ventura, California. Openings occur in both day and evening classes.

4-YR. SCHOOLS

Art Center College of Design, Los Angeles, California. Photography classes are closed.

California Baptist College, Riverside, California. This institution maintains anopen admissions policy.

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, California. All majors open exceptarchitecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning for freshmen and transferstudents.

FOOTNOTES

Page 4


California State University, Fresno, California. Openings in all areas excllptnursing, physical therapy, and some.graduate areas.

California State University, Chico, Chico, California. Bonafide chemistry, physics,and engineering.

California State University, Fullerton, Fullerton, California. Admissions deadlineremains open until quota is reached.

California State University, Humboldt, Arcata, California. All areas closed tolower division transfers.

California State University, San Jose, San Jose, California. Selected areas closeddepending on class level.

Chapman College, Orange, California. This institution maintains an open admissionspolicy.

Holy Name College, Oakland, California. No limit in number of openings for freshmenand transfer students.

John F. Kennedy University, Martinez, California.and other areas (10/1/73).

Lone Mountain College, San Francisco, California.admissions policy.

Mount St. Mary's College,los Angeles, California.

Admission deadline for law (9/1/73)

This institution-maintains an open

Nursing programs are.closed.

Pacific College, Fresno, California. This institution mainta.ins-an open admissionspolicy.

Pacific Oaks College, Pasadena, California. Openings for transfer students occurin Early Childhood and Human DevelopMent only.

Pitzer College, Claremont, California. No deadline on admission until quota is reached.

Simpson College, San Francisco, California. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

Southern California College, Costa Mesa, California. This institution maintains an

open admissions policy.

Southwestern University School of Law, Los Angeles, California. Law school only --

no vacancies for Fall 1973.

University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, California. Openings for first-timefreshmen: Colleges of Agricultural Sciences, Chemistry, and Engineering, and Departmentof Ethnic Studies: Openings for Upper Division transfers: Colleges of Chemistry andEngineering, Department of Ethnic Studies, and School of Forestry and Conservation.

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University-of-California at Davis, Davis, California. All programs closed exceptEngineering.

University of San Francisco, San Francisco, California. Nursing is closed.

University of the Pacific, Stockton, California. Pharmacy is closed

COLORADO

Aims College, Greeley, Colorado. This institution maintains an open admissions policy.

Arapahoe Community College, Littleton, Colorado. No deadline for admission.

Colorado Mountain College - West Campus, Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Animal HealthTechnology program is closed to freshmeh and transfer students.

Community College of Denver - Auraria Campus, Denver, Colorado. No limit in number ofopening-rfortransfer students. Continuous enrollment policy (no date established).Openings in Health Occupations are limited%

El Paso Community College, Colorado Springs, Colorado. No limit in number of openingsfor freshmen and-transfer students.

Lamar Community College, Lamar, Colorado. No limit in number of openings for freshmenand transfer students.

Mesa College,. Grand,Junction, Colorado. This institution maintains an open admissionspolicy; however, the Nursing program is closed.

Southern Colorado Staietollege,4)ueblo, Colorado. This institution maintains an openadmissions policy, however, openings occur only in Nursing and other Allied HealthPrograms.

Trinidad State Junior College, Trinidad, Colorado. This institution maintains an open

admi-SSions policy. The Practical Nursing Program is closed.

University of Colorado - Boulder Campus, Boulder, Colorado. Openings for freshmen in

all areas except Environmental Design. Openings for transfer students in all areas

except Nursing, Physical Therapy, and Environmental Design.

University of Denver, Denver, Colorado. Hotel Management and Mass Communication areclosed.

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HAWAII

Chaminade College,of Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

Hilo College, Hilo, Hawaii. Hilo College reports that it is difficult to determine

the number of openings for Fall, 1973.

Kauai Community College, Lihue, Hawaii. This institution maintains an open admissions

policy.

IDAHO

Boise State College, Boise, Idaho. No openings in Registered Nursing, Auto Body,

or Auto Mechanics. Other academic and vocational fields open.

Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho. No limit in number of openings for


University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. No limit in number of openings for freshmen


MONTANA

Dawson College, Glendive, Montana. No limit in number of openings for freshmen


Eastern Montana College, Billings, Montana. This institution maintains an open

admissions' policy.

Flathead Valley Community College, Kalispell, Montana. This institution maintains

an open admissions policy.

University of Montana, Missoula, Montana. No limit in number Of openings for


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NEVADA

Elko Community College, Elko, Nevada. This institution maintains an open admissionspolicy.

University of Nevada - Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada. Number of openings for freshmenand transfer students not determined.

University of Nevada - Reno, Reno, Nevada. This institution maintains an openadmissions policy.

NEW MEXICO

College of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Nursing is closed.

Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, New Mexico. No limit in number of openingsfor freshmen and transfer students.

New Mexico State University at Grants, Grants, New Mexico. No limit in number ofopenings for freshmen and transfer students. During Fall, 1973, all students commute.

University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico. No limit in number of openings forfreshmen and transfer students.

Western New Mexico University, Silver City, New Mexico. This institution maintains anopen admissions policy.

OREGON

Blue Mountain Community College, Pendleton, Oregon. No limit in number of openings forfreshmen and transfer students.

Clackamas Community College, Oregon City, Oregon. This institution maintains an openadmissions policy.

Lane Community College, Eugene, Oregon. No4imit in number of openings for freshmen andtransfer students. No deadline for admissiori.

Mt. Hood Community College, Gresham, Oregon. All areas for freshmen and transfer studentsopen except Paramedical-Allied Health Programs.

Northwest Christian College, Eugene, Oregon. The totaT-of 184 openings includes bothfreshmen and transfer students.

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Oregon College of Education, Monmouth, Oregon. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon. No limit in number of openings for


Oregon Technical Institute, Klamath Falls, Oregon. No limit in number of openings

for freshmen and transfer students, however, Nursing is closed for Fall, 1973.

Southwestern Oregon Community College, Coos Bay, Oregon. This institution maintains

an open admissions policy.

University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. No limit in number of openings for freshmen and

transfer students, however, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Interior

Architecture are closed.

University of Portland, Portland, Oregon. Nursing program is.closed.

Warner Pacific College, Portland, Oregon. The number of openings listed for freshmen

(250) also includes transfer students.

Western Baptist Bible College, Salem, Oregon. No limit in number of openings for


UTAH

Stevens Henager College, Salt Lake City, Utah. Number of openings also include

vacancies at the Ogden, Utah College.

Utah State University, Logan, Utah. This institution maintains an open admissions

policy.

WASHINGTON

Big Bend Community College, Moses Lake, Washington. This institution maintains an

open door policy.

Central-Washington State College, Ellensburg, Washington. No limit in number of

openings for freshmen and transfer students.

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Clark College, Vancouver, Washington. No limit in number of openings for freshmenand transfer students; however, Associate Degree Nursing, Licensed Practical Nursing,and Dental Hygiene Programs are closed.

Eastern Washington State College, Cheney, Washington. All programs open exceptDental Hygiene and Nursing for transfer students.

Edmonds Community College, Lynnwood, Washington. No limit in number of openings forfreshmen and transfer students.

Green River Community College, Auburn, Washington. This institution maintains anopen admissions policy.

Lower Columbia College, Longview, Washington. No limit in number of openings forfreshmen and transfer students.

Peninsula College, Port Angeles, Washington. No limit in number of openings forfreshmen and transfer students.

Seattle Pacific College, Seattle, Washington. 'Nursing is closed for transfer students.

Shoreline Community College, Seattle, Washington. No limit in number of openings forfreshmen and transfer students; however, Registered Nursing and Dental Hygiene Programsare closed.

Spokane Falls Community College, Spokane, Washington. Openings in Liberal Arts.

University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Washington. Occupational Therapy closed.

University of Washington, Seattle, Washington. Some areas such as the Medical -Health. Sciences, Communications, Pharmacy,.Social Welfare, Education, etc. havequotas. In many instances, they are closed in specialized or professional programs.Most other areas are open.

Walla Walla Community College, Walla Walla, Washington. No limit in number ofopenings for freshmen and transfer students; however, Associate Degree Nursing,Auto Mechanics, Welding, Office Machine Repair, and Auto Body'Rebuilding are closed.

Wenatchee Valley College, Wenatchee, Washington. Applications preferred beforeSeptember 1, 1973.

Western Washington State College, Bellingham, Washington. This institution maintainsan open admissions policy.

Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington. Applications for admission for Fall weredue March 1 (date past). Although the entering class for next Fall is for allpractical purposes filled, shifts in admissions, usually ocf r through late springand summer. Normally, there is opportunity to accept some ;-.e candidates to fillvacancies created by cancellations.

Yakima Valley_College, Yakima Washington. Nursing, Dental Hygiene, and RadiologyTechnology are closed.

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WYOMING

ICentral Wyoming College, Riverton, Wyoming. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

Eastern Wyoming College, Torrington, Wyoming. This institution maintains an open

admissions policy.

Sheridan College, Sheridan, Wyoming. No limit in number of openings for freshmen

and transfer students; however, all areas closed except Dental Hygiene and

Cooperative Management.

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