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<p>But that’s not why I questioned Endicott’s statement. He/she claimed Chicago draws from a larger pool of people from different parts of the country. That’s a false statement, given the Berkeley receives many more OOS applicants than Chicago does. And, while Chicago offers generous scholarships to OOS, Berkeley does not, making Berkeley a very expensive school to go to (only the rich apply and/or admitted) and thus the applicants become self-selective. If only Berkeley offers aide/grants to OOS, Berkeley applicants would probably even quadruple, maybe even more.</p>