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Planning for Higher Education Journal
Early Admission for High School Students
From Volume 3 Number 4 | August 1974By George WilliamsAcademic planning at many collegesand universities has recently focused on early admission programs for high school students. Written by Dr. George Williams, director of special academic planning at University of Denver, the article that follows examines the pros and cons of the policy and surveys a variety of options available to educational institutions.
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