Report: U-Va Should Be a Private University

northwesty
Sun, 15 Sep 2013 11:53:14 +0000

Ann Arbor is up to 43% OOS for the 12/13 academic year. Up from about 36% just a few years ago.

[Enrollment trends: Out-of-state students form 42.6 percent of University of Michigan’s freshman class](Enrollment trends: Out-of-state students form 42.6 percent of University of Michigan's freshman class)

UVA is much more on the model of UM – high OOS enrollment, high OOS tuition, high IS tuition and low state funding.

UNC and UT have the model of low OOS enrollment, low OOS tuition, low IS tuition and high state funding.

The UC’s used to be like UT and UNC, but are rapidly morphing into the UVA/UM model. The latest class at UCLA is 41% OOS.

http://newsroom.ucla.edu/portal/ucla/ucla-admits-more-than-16-000-exceptional-245294.aspx

I think Sullivan (and any other univ prez) would be fine with either model, but keeps saying UVA is stuck in between.