You talked about criteria for admissions. What about holding a job? A kid who works throughout high school in order to save for college should count.
Also you talked about expanding class size. Perfect example is University of Notre Dame. The size of the campus has expanded at least fivefold since I graduated 45 years ago. But the number …
You talked about criteria for admissions. What about holding a job? A kid who works throughout high school in order to save for college should count.
Also you talked about expanding class size. Perfect example is University of Notre Dame. The size of the campus has expanded at least fivefold since I graduated 45 years ago. But the number of undergraduate students has grown by less than 50%.
That means many, many other buildings, which by the way are all staffed and paid by the university, rather than expansion of the student population which is the primary goal. Or used to be.
You talked about criteria for admissions. What about holding a job? A kid who works throughout high school in order to save for college should count.
Also you talked about expanding class size. Perfect example is University of Notre Dame. The size of the campus has expanded at least fivefold since I graduated 45 years ago. But the number of undergraduate students has grown by less than 50%.
That means many, many other buildings, which by the way are all staffed and paid by the university, rather than expansion of the student population which is the primary goal. Or used to be.