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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So you want everyone to get in and nobody to have to pay full price, correct?[/quote] Nah. Those schools could increase their supply 5x, keep their acceptance rates at 5%, and still get plenty of takers for "full pay".[/quote] If T20 schools went from 1500 freshman/6K undergrads to 7500 freshman/30K undergrads, they would not be nearly as attractive. There is not space to build more dorm, or at least not enough dorms, no room for classes or space for professor offices. Harvard would just be a UMichigan but one without any infrastructure in place. [/quote] Baloney. They could absolutely do it and maintain their elite status. Severely restricting the number of slots is a deliberate choice. [/quote]
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