<p>Honestly it is hard to project that far into the future. I know TAMU has a big initiative to grow the size of the university to about 60-65k. This growth should be inline with the type of growth the state of Texas will experience. In theory, this should help the selectivity rate to remain proportional to what we will experience in the next 2-3 years. I suspect that admissions will rachet things up and be much more conservative with their decisions. </p>
<p>One thing that is difficult to project is the number of applications TAMU will receive. No one was anticipating anything like they saw this year, and they certainly did not expect to receive 38k applications, or for that many students to accept. I’m guessing the individuals in the upper administration will be tweaking their matriculation formula trying to iron out the issues they faced this year.</p>