@ljberkow
No, I don’t want Emory taking that type of risk. Take Risk with research, that will produce more reward than a pell student fighting to be pre med. Pell percentage should hover around 15%, if they cant figure out a better algorithm for selecting such students. If Harvard, a school that has more money than the entire continent of Africa, only has 13-15% pell students a year, there’s no need for us to try and show off this metric and strain our budget.
The higher pell numbers for Emory has more to do with location than mission. The more Emory recruits from Atlanta( well GA in general) the more fin aid they will need to supply.
Yes I do wonder about the housing crunch, and why it didn’t happen this year.
@bernie12
I forgot that we only started having housing trouble when they knocked down that dorm to create space for new Duc.