Even as the University of California accepted a record number of freshman for fall 2014, admission rates at its most selective campuses reached new lows. Huge increases in the number of applicants, changing admissions processes and a growing emphasis on out-of-state and international students are driving them down.Preliminary UC admission data released Friday morning showed a record 86,865 freshmen accepted this year, an increase of 4.8 percent from 2013.uge increases in the number of applicants, changing admissions processes and a growing emphasis on out-of-state and international students are driving them down. Preliminary UC admission data released Friday morning showed a record 86,865 freshmen accepted this year, an increase of 4.8 percent from 2013.
Steps. 1  1. Buy an acceptable jumping pole. Length and the flex number (the weight it is made to be used for) of the jumping pole depends on the user's weight and height. 2  2. Go to a pole vaulting pit. Make sure the pit is built to safety standards. 3  3. Hold the pole correctly.
Remove the braces and check out how sturdy the pole is. Step 7. Lay the pole over and mark holes for the eyebolts at 2 feet from the ground (for the bottom tie of the net) and at 7 feet 4 inches for women's volleyball and at 7 feet 11-5/8 inches for men's v-ball.You'll be installing 3 eyebolts or screws for tying the net to.tep 7. Lay the pole over and mark holes for the eyebolts at 2 feet from the ground (for the bottom tie of the net) and at 7 feet 4 inches for women's volleyball and at 7 feet 11-5/8 inches for men's v-ball. You'll be installing 3 eyebolts or screws for tying the net to.