And Cyber Campus is also worldwide. The majority of students taking courses in Cyber Campus are still in and around our geographic area because we have name recognition from that. But going one more point on the internationalization of the student body here and the two of you kind of represent that. It's wonderful and you know, we're in a city- San Francisco, which is a testimony to internationalism. I mean the restaurants and the culture and the mixtures of people and GGU is in the middle of that city and that is what's makes this place attractive, isn't it- the mix of people, so perfectly happy with that.
Turnover is high here.
I don't believe that it's unusual in the San Francisco area- the Northern California Bay Area because the labor market here is very tight, which means that it's very good for employment. Every university is borrowing employees from each other. And, there was a lot of turnover, more than even this amount we've experienced, about two years ago when we made a major structural change in the university when I was appointed acting president. I had to deal with operating deficits and we had to ask ourselves what was critical and what could be moved in terms of jobs to keep the place solvent. From what I understand talking to other universities in the area, and even other businesses, this is a typical of what's happening in a region where the economy is so good.