Haverford College–Admissions Rate Down, Diversity Up
Jared Hobson July 12, 2011 No Comments
Colleges have agendas. They have goals. They seek a diverse student population. Haverford Colleges seems to be meeting its goals.
Colleges have agendas. They have goals. They seek a diverse student population. Haverford Colleges seems to be meeting its goals.
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