Student suggests a standardized college admission application used by all colleges. (IR)

Ways to overcome the unusual problems facing the students in our overseas dependents schools who seek admission to American collleges. (IR)

Discusses the Four-School Study Report" entitled 16-20: The Liberal Education of an Age Group," carried out by faculty of four independent secondary boarding schools. (IR)

Students generally are not able to obtain quantitative information about the colleges to which they hope to apply. (IR)

Who should pay for higher education: the state, the parent or the student? (Editor)

Counselors appear to be valuing" in recommendations they pass on to colleges in what they do and do not include. (Editor)

Describes the most helpful counselor relationship with the college bound student during the frustrating admissions procedure. (IR)

External degree programs in effect abroad and ways to implement similar programs in this country, as adapted from speech delivered at October 1970 meeting of the College Board. (Editor)

From a speech delivered at the College Board annual meeting in October 1970 in which author calls the educational system inadequate to meet rapid change. (IR)

College and high school teachers must cooperate in the development of the disadvantaged able student as well as give remedial attention to the culturally and socially deprived. (IR)

A new program that helps high school students learn how to make decisions. (Editor)

Results of this survey show, among other things, that 23 percent of the Review readers are women, 24 percent are under 35, 24 percent have been readers over 9 years, 49 percent work in secondary schools, and 43 percent work at colleges and universities. (HS)

Experience in the outside world has taught the adult minority student what he wants and why he wants it. (Editor)

Changes made in the student descriptive questionnaire, admissions testing program. (IR)