Colleges ease path to degree by deferring admits
Colleges and universities are allowing leaves of absence and deferred admissions as a growing trend. At Yale 125 students are on leave. Radcliffe reports 51 on leave or deferred. Harvard sees rising petitions. Ivy League schools cite student restlessness and desire to explore life beyond classrooms.
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Computers at Home and the Dossier Debate
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