This article discusses how the number of California residents at the University of Oregon is burgeoning. The bulk of the article discusses how California residents pay a lot more tuition and receive a small town atmosphere with a rabid football experience.
However, the lede is not exactly flattering to the University of Oregon:
By the way, California students don't have to pay triple tuition to attend the University of Oregon. Through something called the Western Undergraduate Exchange, they can pay 150% of the in-state rate.
However, the lede is not exactly flattering to the University of Oregon:
Quote:Three years ago, California high school student Michael Tallia wanted to study at one of the University of California campuses but was frustrated because he couldnt get in.
His applications all drew rejection letters.
Then a classmate at Bishop ODowd High School, the private preparatory school in Oakland that Tallia attended, suggested he check out the University of Oregon.
He said, Theres a lot of North Ca1 kids coming up here. Its really easy to get into, Tallia remembers. Now, Tallia is a UO journalism major, clad in a Duck Pride T-shirt, happy with his fate.
By the way, California students don't have to pay triple tuition to attend the University of Oregon. Through something called the Western Undergraduate Exchange, they can pay 150% of the in-state rate.