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Career Notes 1986-87 Grant testing dates announced (Princeton, NJ) — Ttie Graduate Man- agmrat Admission Council (GMAC) has announced testing dates for the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) used by about 800 graduate schools of management as a pi^ctor of academic performance. . The 1986-87 testing schedule includes New additions to the admissions department Joining die admissions staff on Sep tember 15,1986, as Assistant Directors of Admission are BETTY CRAVEN and SALLY DAVIS. BETTY is 1981 graduate of Duke Uni- versi^, where she majored in history, and expects to receive soon an M.A. in East Asian Studies from George Washington University. She has lived, studied, and taught English language to Chinese stu- dents in Hong Kong and Beijing. She worked f(^ one year as coordinator of the Duke Study in CMna Program, has done crisis counseling in Washingttin, D.C., and most recently h^ served as an Administra tive Assistant with a corporation in the Research Triangle. Betty will be working with student tour guides. SALLY is a 1982 graduate of Alboin College in Michig^ where ^e comfd^^ a self-designed in Public Relations. Sk» ha^neariy^feuFyeftrs of experiMcein college admissions, having worked until April 1986 at Peace College. AflCT a brief period of working as an account manager with a temporary emf^yinent services firm, she is returning with enthusiasm to the admissions field. Sally will be wcxking with open day preparation. BARBARA CRAIG, who joined the admissions staff in April 1986, has been promoted to Associate Director of Admis sions, effective September 15,1986. Bar bara has sue years of experience in college admissions. She also has several years of teaching and administrative eiqiaiaice before coming to Meredidt She is a gradu ate of Mary i^dwin College. Foreign service exam to be administered The Department of State is seeking to attract candidates with an interest in a challenging career in foreign relations to careers in £e Foreign Service. The written examination for the Foreign Service will be given this year oil December 6. On die basis of historical precedent, thousands of students will be interested in taking the examination. This year, as we have in the past, we are sending application forms and booklets explaining the examination pro cess and tiie Foreign Service to colleges and universities throughout the United States. Applications must be returned to the Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey by October 24 and not to the Department of State. The application boo klets contain correctly addressed envelopes. If you need additional materials or have any questions about the Foreign Service or th^ examination, please contact Beth Tay- ,• lof lit Oarwr’S^fititfeS.’Ext.* 8428. * administrations of die examination on: October 18 March 21* January 24 June 20 Candidftfes registering to take die GMAT at testing centns in tfie United States and its territories pay a $28 fee. In other coun tries, die regi^tion fee is $34. Further information on registration procedures and deadlines, flees, and testing center locations is availabe in the GMAT Bolktlii of briromntioB for 1986-87. Copies are available locally firom Mm- dift’s OfiRce of Career Services or by writ ing to GMAT, Educational Testing S^- vice, CN 6101. Princeton, NJ08541-6101. In emergency situadons, candidates who con^ete a registration form and pay a $20 service fee may be able to register at test centen as day-of-test stand^ Stan^ registration cannot be guaranteed, how ever, as it depends on the availat^ty (tf space and test materiab after all pre- legistered candidates have been admitted. QUESTION #2. HOWCAN THE BUDGET-GONSCKHIS CDLUGE STUDENTSAVE MONEY? a) Save over 50% off Anr^ weekday rotas on ouM>f-slate colls during nights and Weekends. b) Don’t buy ftaxfbooks when “MonordiNofes** win do just fine. c) Save40%off ATKTs weekday rate on ouNof-state ^oHs during evenings. d) Count on AIST for exiceprionalvalui» and high qualify siMvice. e) Hang around wUh the ridiest kids In school; let them pick u|j the tab whenever possible. If youVe like most college students in the western hemisphere, you try to make your money go a long way. That’s why you should know that AJM Long Distance Service is the right diok» for you. A!DfiT offers so many terrific values. For ex^ple, you can save over 50% ofiT A!I^s day rate on calls during until 5 pm Simday, and from 11 pm Sunday through FWday. Call between 5 pm and 11 pm, Sundao^ through Friday, and youll save 40% off our day rate. Ever dial a wrong number? AI&T gives you .immediate credit if you do. And of course, you can count on AI&T for clear long distance connections any place you call. To find out more about how AUST can help_save you money, give us a call. With a little luck, you won’t have t^yig arotmoi^th the rich kids. Call toll-free today, at^SOO ^ ©19fl6AT&t weekends to8am ATCT The right choice.
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