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These computer-generated lists change somewhat in format throughout the period, but generally provide the following information about each candidate: name; identification; examination scores in individual subjects (examples of subjects include chemistry, biology, physics, vocabulary, mathematics, reading, and modern society); several types of computed scores (examples include A score, S score, and T score); field code number; residence code number; college code number; and years of study. Some lists include a key to field and residence code numbers, but there is no key to college code numbers. The names of colleges are provided on the 1951 and 1952 lists.
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