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| Individualized Review and Freshmen Selection at Elite Colleges and Universities in the United States |
| Wan Yuan |
| School of Political Science and Public Administration， East China University of Political Science and Law， Shanghai 201620 |
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Abstract Individualized review is one approach to select freshmen by American elite colleges and universities， in which admission officers review each applicant as a whole person and as an individual， and review all the information provided by the application materials， as well as making evaluation in a non-mechanic and case-by-case approach. The core characteristics of individualized review include that no cutoff， no formula， and no single decisive factor. Although the first-class universities in China can’t simply duplicate the experiences from the U.S. side， but can learn its philosophy of equity， so as to promote the high-quality distribution of admission quotas.
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Received: 21 January 2019
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2019, Vol. 58 
