BLACKSBURG, Va. — Virginia Tech is offering special enrollment options to incoming class after they accepted too many students for the fall semester.
The University said they are projecting over 7,500 acceptances according to a interview with the Virginia Tech Daily with Luisa Havens Gerardo, the vice provost for enrollment management.
In a message from the school’s provost, in-state students in programs with “higher-than-anticipated enrollment” are offered several special options.
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2 comments:
Quantity not Quality.
Northwest Woodsman: Can’t help but comment on this! I’ll bet that a large number of those accepted are diversity enrollments that are in no way prepared for college level studies. That being said, college classes have been so dumbed down to accommodate those unprepared and unable to succeed they are irrelevant. Why not save time and money and just grant immediate degrees to those who enrolled. Better than spending four years wasting time and going into debt.
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