Universities and colleges -- Admission
Found in 39 Collections and/or Records:
Office of the President records on admissions and records, 1975-1976
Office of the President records on Admissions and Records, 1952-1958
Contains memorandums, letters, and reports on the topic of admissions and records. Admission topics include accreditation, scholarships and academic standards, and admission of individual students. Dates of record keeping 1952 to 1958.
Office of the President records on admissions and records, 1975-1976
Office of the President records on admissions and records
Office of the President records on Admissions and Records, 1951-1956
Correspondence and reports regarding acceptance of students into BYU. Dated 1951 to 1956.
Office of the President records on enrollment, 1959-1963
Contains statistics, charts and reports on BYU enrollment, summer school enrollment, changes in enrollment over time, and projected future enrollment. Also contains statistics on students. Dated 1959 to 1963.
Registration, 1969-1989
Contains newspaper clippings, news releases, applications, lists, and correspondence concerning the department of Admission and Records at Brigham Young University from 1969 to 1997. Material topics include records management, registration, research division, the American College Test (ACT), financial aid, graduates, and admissions.
Student Academic and Advisement Services admission reports, 1959-2007
Contains admission reports for various semesters at the university. Also includes materials on the visiting student program, freshman statistics, transfer policies, scholarship program information, and records regarding high school preparation and AP credit, 1959-2007.
University Communications files on the Department of Admission and Records, 1969-1998
Contains newspaper clippings, news releases, applications, lists, and correspondence concerning the department of Admission and Records at Brigham Young University from 1969 to 1997. Material topics include records management, registration, research division, the American College Test (ACT), financial aid, graduates, and admissions.