The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 10, 1997 - 7A
Private colleges use
early admissions to
choose class of 2001
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SUBLET: 1 PERSON NEEDED for sublet, tions avail., benefits, summer/year-round. SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS: Camp Don't Delay!
remainder of term. Contemporary 4-man fur-
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School, security entrance, heat incl., resident
mgr. Call Heritage House Apts. 761-3920 for
appontment.
SUMMER SUBLET: Eff. apt. located near
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WILSON WHITE COMPANY
Apartments available Spring/Summer
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995-9200
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student massages. $25/hr. Call 677-4430 to
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ANXIOUS ABOUT SCHOOL or
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6/0294-.
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Grants,
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No repayments, ever!!! $$$Cash for college
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sources. A MUST FOR ANYONE SEEKING
FREE MONEY FOR COLLEGE! 1-800-263-
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students. Immed. qualification. Call 800/651-
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DAYCARE NEEDS organizing, cooking,
baking, cleaning, baby care, pet care, and fun
activities. $6-8/hr. 996-4847.
DRIVERS NEEDED: Help deliver flowers
to the sweethearts of Ann: Arbor on
Valentine's Day. Own eir & good
knowledge of Ann Arbor required. Call 971-
8558.
INTERNAT'L STUDENTS I
EARLY CHILDHOOD substitutes needed
by NAEYC accredited center. Work accord-
ing to your availability. Children ages 0 to 5.
Call 668-0887.
ENGINEERING STUDENTS! We have
part-time work for you! Work w/ blueprints
for local company. Flexible hours-20/wk. for
3 months. $7/hr. Call for more info. Perfor-
mance Personnel 668-6933.+
GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTORS needed
for preschool girls & competitive classes.
Must be enthusiastic & have own
transportation. Call 971-1667.
INTERNATIONAL WUSI booking agen-
cy seeks interns. Call Jay 995-5777.
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over. Now hiring for CIRCULATION
MANAGER for Fall 1997. Salary-paid,
approx. 20 hrs./wk., & good times. Stop by
420 Maynard St., upstairs in the Student
Publications Bldg., & fill out an application.
Deadline: February 21.
MACKINAC ISLAND Resort Hotel seeking
summer staff - front desk, dining room,
kitchen, maintenance and housekeeping.
Contact, Iroquois Hotel Winter Office (in
Ann Arbor) at 327-9660. f
MAKE UP TO $5000/WK. using this uni-
que method. For info, send SASE to JM
Mktg. PO Box 980442, Ypsilanti, MI 48198.
MORE THAN JUST SUMMER
EMPLOYMENT! Camp eounselors needed
for a private, residential camp in the beautiful
Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. We are
looking for people with a dedication to
children, a passion for the field of expertise,
and a desire to share it. Your expertise could
be in any of the following areas: Computers,
Circus, Basketball, Magic, Volleyball,
Tennis, Swimming, Sailing, Fishing, Water-
Skiing, Theater, Dance, Video, Creative
Writing, ESL, Soccer, Cooking, Radio, Rock
Music, Golf, Rollerblading, Skateboarding,
Rocketry, Newspaper, Fine Arts, Creative
Crafts.
Please Call 1-800-CAMP Ask for Dan or
Nigel.
NOW HIRING - part-time cooks for Winter
term - Flexible hours. Great pay - meal dis-
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Scorekeepers 310 Maynard. 995-0100.
OFFICE HELP part-time. Filing, phone, &
general office duties. For appointment, call
741-9663. J
PA. COED CHILDRENS' overnight camp
seeks staff. Swim, radio;; golf, sailing, tennis,
sports, & general. CalbMark ats610/941-0128
for an application or to schedule local
interviews. Write: Mark Glaser, 16 Gum Tree
Lane, Lafayette Hill,' PA 19444. e-mail:
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have part time positions for evenings &
weekends. Duties include: customer service
and phone work. Pa'is $7/hr. Call for more
info. Performance Irsonnel (313) 668-6933.
Michigania, UM Alumni Family Camp in
Boyne City, June 7-Aug. 30. O ings in
Arts & Crafts/ Ceramics, Boating, Child
Care, Tennis, Horseback Riding, Nature &
more! Must be at least 18. Contact Allison
Schuster, Asst. Director, 616-582-9191,
03006 Camp Sherwood Rd., Boyne City, MI
49712.
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Call (970) 887-2152 for an interview. Walk-
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TELEMARKETING Eve. $7/hr. 10+ hrs./
wk. No selling! Call Allen 996-1107.
THE WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY/Hut-
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injections, ultrasounds and a minor surgical
procedure to remove donated eggs. The en-
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or to initiate the screening process to be an
egg donor, call Merrilie Rousseau, BS, RNC,
Program Coordinator at (810) 558-1100, ext.
4016.
UNIX SYSTEMS Administration & Web
Development. Extremely competitive salary
& benefits. Fax resume to: DCCI, 810/666-
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WANTED: SUBJECTS for psychology ex-
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periment takes 1 1/2 hours, pays $15. To
qualify, must be a native English speaker,
have vision correctible to 20/20 & be right-
handed. Call 763-3127.
WORK STUDY STUDENTS NEEDED!
Must have basic course work in a science
major (biology, chemistry etc.) Laboratory
experience not required. Duties include data.
entry, filing, faxing, placing orders, and res-
tocking of supplies. If interested contact
Nicole Brentley at 647-4776.
child care
CHILD CARE/HOME CARE After school
help w/homework, errands, & light
housework. $7/hr. 662-9191.
CHILD CARE in my A2 home. Full-time or
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The Los Angeles Times
From Stanford to Harvard and Yale
and other elite schools around the
United States, admission committees
are now gathering to pore over applica-
tions for September's incoming class.
With one catch: much of the class of
2001 has already been picked.
The nation's top private colleges and
universities are accepting more stu-
dents than ever through an early admis-
sions process completed months before
the traditional spring deadline.
Eager to lock in the best and brightest
from high school ranks, Harvard already
has offered 55 percent of next fall's slots
to early applicants, while the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Princeton and Brown have accepted
enough to fill nearly half their incoming
classes.
The University of Pennsylvania,
Williams and Yale already have select-
ed a third of their first-year students
and dozens of other schools accepted
- and received commitments from -
20 percent of
their incoming
classes, all by
Christmas. IS th
Though high
school students e
have had the make at
option of apply-
ing "early deci-
sion" to some Da
elite colleges for Dea
decades, the use
of such programs
has skyrocketed in the past two years
- with many other schools scrambling
to join the faster-paced admissions
game. Stanford only last year joined the
ranks of schools inviting high. school
students to apply early decision.
"It's very competitive out there and
you do what you have to do to not get left
behind," said John Slaughter, president of
Occidental College in Los Angeles.
Admission through early decision
has benefits for colleges and students.
The schools solidify their incoming
classes with early picks of top talent.
And students who have their hearts set
on a particular college can get a speedy
reply, avoiding months of nail-biting
awaiting word of their fate.
But early admissions come at a price.
Most colleges require that appli-
cants - and their parents - sign a
binding commitment: If admitted
early, the student will enroll in the fall.
No second thoughts. No more shop-
ping around. No backing out.
That troubles some high school
counselors as seniors get swept up in
the competition for early openings -
perhaps before they have fully
researched what school is best for them.
"We've found a lot of them want to
apply early, they just don't know
where," said Mark Hatch, director of
college counseling at the private
Marlborough School in Los Angeles.
"Students and their parents are being
sucked in, thinking that early decision
is the way to go or they might miss out."
Colleges report a record number of
early applicants this past fall, cement-
m
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when Harvard accepted enough to fill
an astounding 60 percent of its incom-
ing class.
."You hear so much about it at col e,
nights, I wanted to do it somewhere'
said Jama Adams, senior class presidemt
at Hollywood's Immaculate Heart Hig
She decided on Yale after visiting tfe
campus and sent in her one early ap l
cation there - because it's a comrn-
ment, the system only gives the studeft
a single shot.
In mid-January, Jama learned h r
application - like most - vas
deferred to the regular admissios
cycle. "For me, it was frustrati ,
because I wasted it," se said of r
chance to snag an early place. '
Counselors say the progran has
pushed some success-driven studi4 ,
egged on by their parents, to prepa
earlier for college admissions. sly
sign up for SAT prep courses as sope-
mores, visit campuses'as juniors and ;y
to sort it all out over summer brea '
Even some college admissions -
cials worry-that
it is too muh,
too soon. Eay
t really a decision candi-
you Can dates sont
times mist tile
Z 7?" applicationy
mid-Octobr,
-Bruce Poch well before-re-
of Admissions, ular applicaV'n
omona College "They swear
their undying
love and we promise to give them an
early answer," said Bruce Poch, dean pf
admissions at California's Pomopa
College, which admits 20 percent of its
first-year students early. "Is that really a
decision you can make at 17?"
Poch and other critics also worry that
early decision is mostly for the affluet,
because those who rely on financial aid
need to compare multiple offers to deter-
mine which college they can afford.
But even Poch concedes such pio-
grams are "spreading ... like a comMu-
nicable disease."
While Stanford was adopting its first
early decision option in the fall of 1995,
places such as Yale and Princeton for
the first time required the applicants to
make binding commitments.
Stanford, which just last week fin-
ished picking 38 percent of its incom-
ing class by early decision, felt it was
losing top-notch students to competi-
tors, said James Montoya, the dean of
admissions.
"A significant number ... indicad
that Stanford would have been their
first choice had the university of1 red
an early program," Montoya said.
Some institutions that offer the higlest
percentage of slots to early applicans:
California Institute of Technology (0
percent), Harvard (55 percent), MIT 49
percent) - operate a different, nonbind-
ing program called "early action."
These schools accept students early,
but give them until May 1 to decide
between their offer and later ones from
other colleges during the regular admis-
sions cycle.
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3 WORK STUDY JOBS. Office work
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A'SPECIAL GIFT-We're looking for heal-
women between the ages 21-35 for egg
nation. All ethnic backgrounds are
encouraged. Fee paid. Send inquiries to
AARMA, P.O. Box 2674, Ann Arbor, MI
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AMERICAN Cancer Society seeking paid
telephone recruiters for Community Crusade
campaign. Feb. - April, Mon. - Thurs. eves.
b %pm. Call Jennifer @ 971-4300.
ANN ARBOR COUNTRY Club seeks 1997
staff for April to November employment.
Flexible part time or full time seasonal
employment. Positions as certified life
guards, pro shop staff, youth golf program
onager, golf course rangers, aerobics &
ffer aerobics. 971-5500.
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SUMMER CHARTERS. Athens $759,
Frankfurt $589, London $449, Paris $579,
Rome $679, Shannon $409.2Restrictions
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ANN ARBOR COMPANY seeks highly
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$4000 MARKLEY SCHOLARSHIP for
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JUDY'S BED & BREAKFAST- Near
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SELF DEFENSE CLASSES 1200 CCRB
small gym. Mondays & Wednesdays 8-9
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