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Originally Posted by Twoaday
@ pirate_lafitte Good point. I believe UWM should be encouraged to increase enrollment and grow in size. CEO for Cities (a couple years back) had a report that indicated that 60% of students wants to live in an environment similar to they went to school i.e. (urban, rural, suburban) and a simliar number wants to stay in the same region. So you can increase your talent pool by increasing talent. |
Sounds like something that should be given a try. I was accepted to UWM a few years ago but didn't go due to financial issues. I still would have liked to go.
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