<p>issue or non issue for 2014 applicants? will it make it tougher to get in (lower admissions rate) than normal? as in, will jhop try and compensate and have a smaller than usual class? what do you guys think?</p>
<p>[Enrollment</a> spikes at Homewood : The Gazette](<a href=“http://gazette.jhu.edu/2009/08/03/enrollment-spikes-at-homewood/]Enrollment”>Enrollment spikes at Homewood : Gazette Archives)</p>
<p>I think Hopkins will keep a larger class size so long as funds are short, because it benefits from more tuition revenue.</p>
<p>yeah, tough to say. on one hand, JHU gets more money from tuition, but if this over enrollment was not planned, they might actually try to get it back to what they want next year. overall, i think it’d be close to the same as this year (in terms of chances)</p>
<p>I can’t imagine this was planned. Hopkins was just a very popular school this year.</p>
<p>this obviously wasnt planned… didnt you guys read the article link?</p>
<p>i have to imagine they will be more conservative this year with acceptances because over-enrollment affects everything from housing to class registration.</p>