Word: processing
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...still, in most kids' minds it is this all-important decision that determines if they will make more money than Bill Gates or have to peddle incense and fake Rolexes on urban street corners. How did this process turn into the Wheel of Fortune or Failure? Two evil words have perverted this whole process: Early Decision...
Friends of mine got deferred or even rejected during the admissions process and ended up loving their college experience at institutions bearing hardly any similarity to the institution they would have bound themselves to, had they the choice. But because everyone was applying early or because they were too worried about later rejection, they chose that route. Early decision almost became disastrous for them...
...flaws, Harvard got it right on admissions. They give kids the chance to get in early and forget about the process but, on the other hand, you're not bound to anything--you can shop around and check it out. Granted, Harvard has somewhat of a unique position on this because of their ridiculously high yield but everyone could still follow suit and end up with kids that are where they should...
Hillel's legislative process and variety of organizations are designed to appeal to a majority of those who attend events at Hillel, religious services, meals and social functions...
Some Constitutional Committee members suggest using the constitutional reform process to make the grant application requirements more rigorous. Other suggest the Constitutional Committee should propose cutting back on the size of the grants it does give--although the John P. Marshall '00, the Finance Committee's chair, says groups already receive less than half of what the request, on average...