In the earliest days of Ohio State University, faculty members handled admissions procedures. Later, when academic departments officially formed, they each created their own admissions requirements. In 1905, the Entrance Board, consisting of seven faculty members, was created to handle admissions details. A University Examiner was later appointed to direct the administration of entrance examinations. In 1922, the Examiner also became chairman of the Entrance Board, and he and his staff formed the beginnings of the University's Admissions Office. In 1962, the title of University Examiner was changed to Director of Admissions overseeing an Office of Admissions. In 1973, this position was known as the Vice President for Admissions, Registrar and Records. In the 1980s, it was known as Assistant Vice President for Registration Services, and was part of Educational Services. The position's duties were brought under Student Affairs in 1984. In 1993, the office consolidated with the Student Financial Aid Office to become the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid. By 1996, it had separated again. By 2002, it was known as the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and First Year Experience, with a separate Office of Graduate Admissions. As of 2018, this office served as an academic support unit to Enrollment Services Analysis and Reporting and was led by an Associate Vice President for Enrollment Services and Director of Admissions. It was located in the Office of Academic Affairs.