Some 100 junior colleges responded to a questionnaire designed and administered by Harcum Junior College (Pennsylvania) regarding their use of "field" admissions representatives. Responses were categorized according to an institution's enrollment size--less than 500; between 500 and 1,000; and over 1,000--and then summarized for the schools as a whole. The summary information included the following results: (1) 46 of the institutions employ predominantly off-campus field representatives; (2) an average of one or two representatives are employed both full- and part-time, except for only part-timers at the 500-1,000 enrollment schools; (3) 77 of the employing schools find this arrangement satisfactory; and (4) 26 of the schools indicated delegation of admissions authority. Other comments, grouped by enrollment category, are also reported. (JO)