The U only admits 5,300 freshmen? Seems low, doesn't it? I'm sure it's right, I just would have guessed a much higher number. If you do the math, that means there are likely more graduate than undergraduate students at the U....or about the same number if you add a large allowance for transfer students and people taking >5 years to graduate.
Am I the only Gopher who would've guessed a higher number?
The article also says only ~25% of applicants are accepted to the U. I'd be interested to see the average GPA and ACT score of accepted students.
I guess this article confirms what I've always known - the U of M is one kickass public university. Go Gophers!
Update: The U has 28K undergrads, 16K grad/professional students, and 5K nondegree students (whatever the hell that means). So the 5,300 freshman admissions seems really low now, especially since 15%, or nearly 800, of them will quit in the first year.