is
small, the entrance requirements for new and transferring students have been at
lower levels. In the light of
Dr. Tuck and Dean
Carleton's new develop
ments, the minimum scores
on the SAT and ACT for entrance have been raised. Currently, the SAT minimum has
been raised from 750 to 800.
Dr. Carleton adds that "in
the long run, I hope to have
so many students applying
for entrance that we could
have tougher admission requirements."
Dr. Tuck sees the stricter
admissions requirements as a
definite possibility in the near
future.
Overall, the administration
emphasizes that they are
committed to providing an
atmosphere for a quality
education.
"I feel that this idea of
academic reformation is a
shared view that the students
and teachers as well as the
administration want to see
take place" says Dr. Tuck.
be the same as those of Goodwin. She will coordinate the
four-person
ministry/recruiting singing
group for the year, focusing
on summer work. Light!
travelsduring the summer to
associational, church and
youth camps and functions
sharing Christ through their
music and soliciting new
students for Cal Baptist.
When not directing or traveling with Light!, Adams will be
a regular Admissions
Counselor concentrating her
efforts on Southern California, Southern Nevada,
Oregon, and Washington. Her
familiarity with these areas
will be an asset, commented
John Potter. In this capacity,
she will perform as the other
Admissions Counselors in
contacting, corresponding
with and attracting new and
prospective students to the
campus.
Adams confided that she is
looking forward to her work.
Said she, "I enjoy working
with people, I understand the
goals and mindset of the Admissions Department, and I
love Cal Baptist and feel that I
can serve the college very well
as a counselor" Adams
stated. She also feels confident
in her placement.
Admissions Counselor Anthony Lammons said he "is
very pleased with her
(Adams') recent hiring."
Adams will assume her
responsibilities immediately;
she will become full-time Admissions