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June 26, 2009, Friday
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FOUR Chinese universities will begin extending preferential enrollment policies for talented baseball athletes as they seek to boost the sport's growth.
The schools will lower the minimum academic requirements for entry to athletes who show promise, said a joint news release from the Chinese Baseball Association and QSL Sports Limited, which was named this month as the association's partner in the China Youth Baseball League. Schools offering preferential admissions were listed as the Shanghai International Studies University, Beijing's North China University of Technology, the Nanjing University of Technology, and Shanghai's East China University of Political Science and Law.
The schools will lower the minimum academic requirements for entry to athletes who show promise, said a joint news release from the Chinese Baseball Association and QSL Sports Limited, which was named this month as the association's partner in the China Youth Baseball League. Schools offering preferential admissions were listed as the Shanghai International Studies University, Beijing's North China University of Technology, the Nanjing University of Technology, and Shanghai's East China University of Political Science and Law.
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