Admissions Office and Policies
Displaying 301 - 317 of 317
| Title | Date | Summary | ||
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| 301 |
Iowa colleges eliminate many entrance requirements Kough--Kathleen J. (Class of 1947) College Eye 36:2, p.1 |
9/15/1944 | Potential students may be able to enter state schools, without a high school diploma, by passing certain entrance tests. | |
| 302 |
State educators vote change in entrance needs College Eye 27:40, p.1 |
4/24/1936 | Students will no longer need to have two high school units of mathematics. | |
| 303 |
Editorially speaking College Eye 19:45, p.4 |
8/1/1928 | Criticizes the decision to discourage enrollment to students with a "D" average in high school. | |
| 304 |
Steps in raising standards College Eye 18:6, p.4 |
7/16/1926 | Gives advice on how students and administrators could raise their standards when accepting students and administering degrees. | |
| 305 |
Administrative changes Wright--David Sands (Mathematics Faculty) Fifty Years at the Teachers College 0:0, p.111 |
7/1/1926 | Principal Seerley does away with entrance examinations for high school graduates; State Superintendent added to Board. | |
| 306 |
What do you think? College Eye 14:36, p.8 |
3/14/1923 | General Assembly may consider thorough revision of high school curriculum; some believe that students leave high school unprepared and uneducated. | |
| 307 |
College entrance Alumni News Letter 4:1, p.1 |
1/1/1920 | The college entrance system changed, allowing for any four-year high school graduate to be admitted to the State University, the State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, and the State Teachers College. | |
| 308 |
Editorial College Eye 4:26, p.4 |
4/15/1915 | Excerpt from article in which President Butler of Columbia University claims that physical requirements for college admission should be as rigorous as academic requirements. | |
| 309 |
Editorial Normal Eyte 21:19, p.323 |
2/8/1911 | Some schools are giving college credit for extracurricular work. | |
| 310 |
Faculty members meet; teachers from three state schools confer on uniform entrance requirements Normal Eyte 20:25, p.419 |
3/23/1910 | Considering standards for admission from high school. | |
| 311 |
Official; the educational Board of Examiners Normal Eyte 20:12, p.200 |
12/4/1909 | Rules and regulations for teacher certification; roster of fall 1909 graduates; faculty establishes Committee on Examination of Candidates and Committee on Entrance Requirements; registration procedures. | |
| 312 |
Official Normal Eyte 19:15, p.225 |
1/20/1909 | Text of rules for acceptance of credit; J. B. Harsh and W. H. Harwood named to Board of Trustees; seeking funds to teach agriculture at the Normal School. | |
| 313 |
Where the Normalites live Normal Eyte Annual 0:0, p.27 |
6/1/1905 | Map of Iowa showing number of students from each county. | |
| 314 |
The committee of the faculty Normal Eyte 6:27, p.314 |
4/24/1897 | New admissions blank prepared. | |
| 315 |
As to the discussion Normal Eyte 1:16, p.121 |
5/3/1892 | Superintendents say that their intention was not to attack the Normal's new policies; Normal Eyte backs off on stridency of reaction. | |
| 316 |
The attack made by some of the superintendents Normal Eyte 1:14, p.105 |
4/19/1892 | Superintendents do not like changes in admission standards, student classification, and class organization; attempts to meet the objections. | |
| 317 |
At the meeting of the Board of Directors Normal Eyte 1:12, p.94 |
4/5/1892 | Boarding Department will be discontinued and Central Hall fitted for classrooms; prep course to begin for those not ready for Normal classes; model school to start in North Hall; third level bridge may be built between Central and Old Gilchrist Halls. |
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