That's what they mention. They say, you've got a really good program and this or that, and, it's at a reasonable cost. Those are very understandable criteria for choosing a university. This is not irrelevant. It is what they do, in fact, consider.
Nothing substitutes for that.
Again, let's focus on the Bloomington campus for a moment, because those are the only figures that I happen to know, approximately the same in terms of percentages, so they both seem to rise concurrently. And early indications, again I'm not sure about this, early indications is that the larger, perhaps one of the largest incoming freshman classes we've had, are the qualifications in terms of standardized scores and GPAs has risen. So we're getting better students and more of them. So, it's not that we're dipping down. It's just the opposite.