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...Mosley said he felt that more space is available for transfers now than was the case a few years ago. "We're certainly going to increase over the last few years," he said. In September 1973, the year before the transfer moratorium went into effect, 19 Harvard transfers were matriculated...
...final number, which will not be determined until later this spring, will depend on the amount of space available in the Houses and on Harvard's willingness to let transfers live off campus, Mosley said...
Harvard will probably admit at least 30 and possibly as many as 40 transfer students for the 1975- 76 academic year, Calvin N. Mosley. Associate Director of Admissions for transfers and special students, said yesterday...
...Mosley attributed the small number of transfers admitted in the past in part to Harvard's "tight" transfer admission policy. A survey of 20 major colleges conducted by Mosley last year revealed that Harvard was the only school that did not use the transfer admissions process to combat attrition from the original student body, Mosley said...
...past, Harvard has tended not to admit "one-dimensional academics" who would not be a part of the Harvard residential community but, "as the money crunch gets tighter, this option becomes more attractive," Mosley added...