<p>ilovebagels: Penn C&B 1970-71 Edition</p>
<p>There's quite a bit, some samples---</p>
<p>"Like at least one Ivy League institution, Columbia, Pennsylvania is engaged in a massive urban removal and renewal program that will cost nearly $100 million."</p>
<p>"Drinking prohibited except for students over 21 in their own rooms. University views identification as contributor to street riot or disturbance as serious breach of conduct. Dormitory regulations mild; women may be entertained in men's undergraduate dormitories at designated hours. Dress appears to be casual; shoes must be worn in public areas; skirts must be worn to lunch and dinner in University Dining Halls."</p>
<p>"Admission is among the most selective in the country for College of Arts and Sciences (men) and College of Liberal Arts for Women; highly selective for Wharton school of Finance and Commerce, the 4 engineering schools, schools of Nursing and Allied Medical Professions."</p>
<p>"For all schools 41% of applicants accepted; 56% of these actually enroll. 65% of freshmen from public schools, 25% from private, 10% from parochial schools. About 85% of freshmen graduate in top fifth of high school class, 99% in top two -fifths. Average freshman SAT for liberal arts colleges 620 verbal, 660 mathmatical; Average freshman verbal scores range from 600-649 for Wharton School, schools of engineering, schools of Nursing, Allied Medical Professions; average freshmen mathmatical scores range 650-699 for Wharton School, schools of engineering, 600-649 for schools of Nursing and Allied Medical Professions."</p>
<p>(Of course remember these SATs are before recentering...give or take, add about 70 to the verbal to get a comparable score today...and love the "street riot or disturbance" reference, quite historic)</p>