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YCBK 357: How college admissions has changed since the 1980’s and the 1990’s
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YCBK 357: How college admissions has changed since the 1980’s and the 1990’s [Transcript]YCBK 358: Updates on affirmative action, test-optional and paying for college
Introduction :
- Mark gives updates from Emory, Wash U, Cornell, Rice and Pomona on Affirmative Action, the future of test-optional admissions, and paying for college.
- Lisa interviews Brian Bertges, the Executive Director of Theta Delta Chi, a major national fraternity, they talk about fraternity life on college campuses.
Preview of Part 1 :
- Brian gives his backstory.
- Brian shares his own experience with joining a fraternity as a freshman, and it is quite a story indeed.
- Brian explains the value a fraternity brings to the college student experience.
- Brian answers the question, do fraternities have a drinking problem.
- Lisa asks Brian, how often do fraternities go rogue and not follow the values.
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