University Records

File 1

"The Office of Admissions: Its Role and Function," November 1969 document.

File 2

Admissions bulletins, college life, campus life and campus scenes publications, 1948-

File 3

Visitation Day 1970-

High school and junior college Visitation Day brochures, information and correspondence.

File 4

Orientation

Brochures and information about the orientation program.  Also on File are Preface 1978, 1980, 1981; 1981 Newsletters; Welcome orientation newsletters 1983; "1970 Summer Orientation and Pre-Registration Program" report by Bernard Linenberger; and Don-Paul Benjamin's "Program of Study."

File 5

Admissions Newsletters

Update, 1977-81; Discover UNC, 1981-83; UNC et cetera, 1983.

File 6

New Student Information

Brochures, handbooks and information.  Freshman handbooks 1928-29, 1930‑31, two ND (Frasier era), 1970-71, 1971-72, 1976-77; "New Student Guidebook," 1975-76; New Student Workbook," 1974-75, "Scheduling Workbook," 1972-73, 1973-74; "Quick Reference Study Guide for 1969-70 Undergraduate Catalog," 1969-70; "Facts for New Students," six issues circa 1950s, some dated, others not; "The Scoop on UNC," two issues, ND; "CSC DAYS" ND.  Other handbooks published by student organizations are held in RG10.

File 7

Transfer Guide

Transfer guides for:  1982-83, 1986-87-88, and semester conversion transfer guide 1988-89.

File 8

Posters

Orientation, visitation, admissions.

File 9

Admissions Reports. 1977

File 10

Class ProFiles 1964-1992

ProFiles of the entering class were begun as early as 1964.  Printed on a single or double-sided 8 1/2 x 11 inch sheet during the 1970s and into the 1980s.  They were given fairly wide distribution. 

Data include:

Applications received, approved, freshmen enrolled

Percentage by high school class rank

Percentage older freshmen

Geographic distribution by home locations

Relationship to UNC alumni

Ratio of public-private secondary education

Types and amounts of financial assistance

ACT test scores

Courses of study for men and women enrolled

The date of the ProFile refers to the date of expected graduation.  For example, the ProFile published in the fall of 1970 is for the class of 1974.  Some enrollment data is given for classes other than the freshman class.  Archives does not have a complete set.

This information is continued in UNC Factbook 1992-  RG8 S3 F12).

File 11

Recruitment of students

File 12

File 13