Author Archives: Amy Wang

University

Term bill increases, but financial aid budget falls
By March 16, 2013 • 0
The cost of attending Yale will increase by roughly 4 percent for the next academic year.
University

Yale tackles financial illiteracy
By March 8, 2013 • 0
On an ordinary day, the lobby of the Student Financial Services Center is clean, brightly lit — and almost completely empty.
Students seeking job advice can now take advantage of Undergraduate Career Services’ weekly “open hours” at its new satellite office in Dwight Hall.
University

UCS to open satellite office
By March 7, 2013 • 0
Beginning this Friday, UCS will begin hosting weekly open hours in a “satellite” office in Dwight Hall.
Features

Amid plummeting app numbers, law schools adapt to economy
By and March 4, 2013 • 0
The Yale Office of Undergraduate Admissions earned a record-high number of applications this year.
University

Yale to offer summer bridge program
By and February 28, 2013 • 0
In an effort to mitigate the rocky adjustment period some students face when they first come to college, Yale will debut a brand new summer program this year.
City

Admit caught in crossfire of immigration fight
By and February 22, 2013 • 0
Most students applying to college hope only for a letter of acceptance. But for some, admission to a university alone is not enough to allow them to attend.
New Haven cities
City

City weighed in college admissions
By and February 20, 2013 • 0
Yale's Undergraduate Admissions Office faces the challenge of fighting stereotypes about New Haven among students applying to college.
When most of Yale’s campus was asleep at 9 a.m. on Sunday morning, more than 100 high school students flooded Kroon Hall to learn about brain tumors, mathematical symmetry and robotics.
University

STEM students descend on campus for YES-W
By February 18, 2013 • 0
More than 100 high school students flooded Kroon Hall on Sunday morning to learn about brain tumors, mathematical symmetry and robotics.
University

Yale sues student over loan default
By February 12, 2013 • 0
A lawsuit filed by Yale last spring against a former student who defaulted on federal loan repayments has recently garnered national attention.
The search committee for a new dean of undergraduate admissions to replace Jeffrey Brenzel has already identified potential candidates to interview.
University

Admissions dean search progresses
By February 11, 2013 • 0
The search for a new dean of undergraduate admissions is already underway.
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University

UCS expands domestic internships
By February 8, 2013 • 0
This summer, while many students will set off to work in cities all over the world, others will look toward opportunities closer to home.
Judy and Bob Wedding 1967
University

Economics professor remembered for global agricultural work
By and February 7, 2013 • 0
A key figure in the field of agricultural science, Robert Eugene Evenson researched farm productivity in developing countries.