<p>I doubt I was given false information at BOTH the college info session and my high school info session from two different councilors just two months ago. Also, yeah they’re probably are a bit deceitful when it comes to talking about in-state and OOS. In fact, when someone brought up a question about the difficulty in getting in OOS vs. in-state at the info session on campus, all the councilor said was “We accept more OOS students”. They’re not going to say that the in-state acceptance rate is at least 15 percentage points higher, it would hurt them. While simply disclosing they way they view GPA’s, does no harm.</p>