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Charlton said some legislators would use qualified admissions to justify reduction in higher education costs.
in math but need a remedial course in English.
Stricter policy might cut costs
State Sen. Wint Winter Jr., R-Lawrence, said his first reaction was to oppose qualified官员。
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"I think anyone with a populist grain opposes qualified admissions at first," he said. "But over the last two years, I have changed my opinion."
Winter said he would support the qualified admissions bill because it was not overly entangled.
Winter said qualified admissions would send the message to high schools that they needed to work harder to get students ready for university life.
"I lived through years of enrollment increases and a legislative failure to fund that growth," he said. "It seems that the state has two choices. Either we will continue to have unrestricted, unlimited growth ... or we will focus on quality and manage the growth."
"The message it send is that there is a certain course of study you must enter into to get
State Rep. Sandy Praeger, R-Lawrence, agreed.
She said open admissions encouraged the attitude that students did not have to do anything special to prepare for college.
"That is the wrong message to send," Praeger said.
How the votes stack up
The State Senate Education Committee will consider a qualified admissions bill this session. From a telephone poll conducted yesterday, here is a breakdown of how state senators on the committee said they would vote.
"He said the wrong message to send." Prager said.
Stress Rep. John F. Roecker was concerned that the Regents strong support for qualified admissions would alienate some legislative support for higher education financing.
Joseph Harder, R-Moundridge
Dave Kerr, R-Hutchinson
Audrey Langworthy, R-Prairie Village
Jack Steineger, D-Kansas City
Dave Webb, R-Stilwell
Undecided
Sheila Frahm, R-Colby
Jerry Karr, D-Emporia
Don Montogomery, R-Sabetha
Nancy Parrish, D-Topeka Doug Walker, D-Dosawatome Jim Ward, D-Wichita
- Six committee members must vote in favor of the bill before it can be considered by the entire Senate.
He said he thought the state already had an admissions standard because it required an applicant to graduate from high school.
Almee Brainard, Daily Kansan
Kansan staff writer Gayle Osterberg contributed information to this story.
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