VOL. V, NO. 5
NOVEMBER 15, 1963
College Nite Set Nov. 21
Everyone who is interested in going to college should not miss the opportunity of attending College Night on Thursday, November 21. The night will be divided into four, 40‑minute sessions, with the first one starting at 7:15 p.m.
Seniors will be scheduled to the colleges of their choice for the first three sessions, but the 4th period will be free for them to choose whatever other college they may be interested in. If at all possible, parents should accompany their child so that they too will understand the college situation.
Seniors will be scheduled to the colleges of their choice for the first three sessions, but the 4th period will be free for them to choose whatever other college they may be interested in. If at all possible, parents should accompany their child so that they too will understand the college situation.
Students should get information on their college selections from books and pamphlets in the library before having their conference. This will help them to ask more intelligent and beneficial questions.
"This is an excellent opportunity," explained Mr. A.K.H. Cochrane, Dean of Students, "for students, especially seniors, to learn about regulations of their college, steps in entering, tests required, required subjects, and deadlines for applications. They will receive comparative information from each college to help them arrive at a final decision.
Programs will be available at the door.
"This is an excellent opportunity," explained Mr. A.K.H. Cochrane, Dean of Students, "for students, especially seniors, to learn about regulations of their college, steps in entering, tests required, required subjects, and deadlines for applications. They will receive comparative information from each college to help them arrive at a final decision.
Programs will be available at the door.