Such ratios give administrators the option of admitting students who previously might not have made the cut, including more domestic students. (sciencemag.org)
But beginning in the fall of 2014, the highly selective school (the admission rate is often below 10 %) no longer covered the full tuition of admitted students. (ivycoach.com)
For more than a decade after its founding in 1985, the school actively sought to diversify its enrollment, even if that sometimes meant admitting students with lower test scores than others. (washingtonpost.com)