May Adopt Pre-Registration

By RICHARD OSTLING
system of pre-registrationl,
would completely alter the
e of registration and orien-
t week, will be established
tually but not in the near
e," according to Merlin W.
r, associate director of the
e of Registration and Re-'
Ier pre-registration, students
i avoid the hassle of, signing
r courses in Waterman Gym-
m during orientation week.
would go through all phases
gistration at their leisure ex-
fee payment in the previous
ster.
e chief obstacle to pre-
ration is the late issuance
e time schedule. A definite
ule for fall must be ready
e April.

"When an eaily time schedule
is available, this office can move
to early registration if the aca-
demic side of the University de-
cides this is what it wants," Miller
said.
The technical obstacles in the
way of such a program are being
gradually removed. One important
step will be the purchase of an
improved data processing machine
before next fall, which will
streamline the book work involved
in registering.
"Spreading out registration over
-many weeks may cost the Univer-
sity more money," he said.

dreds of literary college students -
want to be counselled right before
registration, thus making course (Continued from Page 4)
selection "a hurried-up process,"
he pointed out. Hospital, Ann Arbor Area-Openings
Another advantage of the pro- for 2 women with Phys. Ed. degrees
posed change is that students for Recreation Therapy. Camping &
would not have to return to school playground experience preferred.
Kordite Co., Macedon, N.Y.-Current
until the first day of classes. openings for graduates in Chem., Phys-
During s u m m e r orientation, ics, Metallurgy, Engineering (Chem.,
about 2,000 freshmen are pre- Corporate Industrial Engrg. & Plant
registered. No fees are paid at Technical Services.
this time because it is inconvenient U.S. Civil Service-Librarians desired
to set up complex apparatus for for various locations in Illinois, Mich.
to st upcomlex ppaatusfor& Wisconsin. College grads with 12 to
a small number of exchanges and 24 hours in Library Science or less
because many students are earn- combined with appropriate working ex-
Ing money in the summer. perience-for Junior & senior level po-
altions. Grades 08-4 to GS-12.
Presumably such considerations Please contact Bureau of Appoint-
would also carry over to upper- ments, Rm. 4021 Admin, Bldg., Ext.
class pre-registration, allowing 3371 for further details.
fees to be paid early in the ENGINEERING PLACEMENT INTER-
semester. VIEWS-Nov. 7, 8,T-E
Next semester, Wayne State 128H w. Eng. Bldg., Ext. 2182. Attn.:
University will be using the system Seniors & grad students (1961 candi-
for the first time. This fall, Ohio The American Ship Building Co.,
State University used pre-registra- Cleveland, O., Nov. 8-B.S.-M.S.: N.A.
tion by mail. Purdue University February graduates. Design.
and UCLA alrea'dy have successful Chrysler Corp., Interviews by Cor-
porate Personnel Dept. on Nov. 8r In-
pre-registration programs. terviews on Nov. 9 by Divisional Re-

irector of
Petoskey sees
planning and

Orientation Jack
chances for beter
counselling under

I pre-registration. At present hun-

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