<p>Spyderman, UVA didn’t create AccessUVA because they had to. They did it because they could. Take a look at the NACUBO endowment study: <a href=“Page not Found”>Page not Found;
<p>UVA’s endowment stands at approximately $2.8 billion. Part of that endowment is being used to recruit low-income students, an underrepresented group at any top university. Why are there low numbers of low-income students at schools like UVA? Because low-income students, for whatever reason, are outperformed by richer students. It’s a fact. As long as schools like UVA operate need-blind admissions processes, they won’t be able to directly address the problem.</p>
<p>And again, spyderman/indiana jones, I invite you to tell me which school you’ll be attending this fall. I’m sure it compares well with UVA. <em>sarcasm</em></p>