<p>I will agree with that. It takes time, that’s for sure. It is not easy. Emory kind of looks like the Virginia episode right now, but with plans of restructuring. If there were to be any benefits to any of the restructuring or “new plans”, I bet it would take about a decade (maybe a little less) to actually see them. Nothing can be done that would suddenly lead to “improvement”. Emory will likely just continue its long period of superficial improvement while it works things out. It would be interesting if the school managed to finally improve its position in the admissions armsrace though. At many schools, improvements in this category has outpaced “actual” institutional improvements. The two now seem somewhat independent. With good marketing of our superficial improvements, it should be able to make some progress. I mean, the other places are amazing at marketing that sort of thing, which attracts students (maybe for the wrong reasons, but nonetheless attracts them).</p>