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April 28, 2002
 



Thanks to record applications, the University has developed a more selective approach to admissions. For the Fall 2002 semester, the GW received a record of approximately 16,900 applications and will admit 39–41 percent of those students. Last year, GW admitted 48.5 percent of the 15,960 applicants, with 2,578 students choosing to enroll for Fall 2001 (33.3 percent yield). Read

• “Undergraduate admissions selectivity” chart
• “Undergraduate financial aid” chart

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James Ziglar, Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) commissioner, recently lectured and answered questions at GW’s Law School. Prior to his position at the INS, Ziglar was sergeant-at-arms of the United States Senate. Ziglar received his undergraduate degree and his law degree from GW. Read		  
 


The Hubble Space Telescope is revealing the universe in mind-boggling detail. Six GW alumni play important roles in this historic program. Read
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• Lisa Delpy, SBPM, Los Angeles Times, April 21
• Darryl Jenkins, Washington Post, April 21
• Reuven Schlencker, Washington Post, April 20
• Bernard Reich, ESIA, Christian Science Monitor, April 17

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