[Mick]

“In the last fifty years, everything at Stanford has grown… but not the number of undergraduate students,” Levin said. “Some growth is overdue, and it’s possible without changing the fundamental character of the education we provide.” 

Finally someone in "power" states the obvious. I don't think Stanford should (or ever could) aspire to admit an ASU size freshman class, but Stanford's failure to grow proportionally its undergraduate population is IMO clear malfeasance. It is well past time to rectify that.

Well past time indeed, says this article...from 2007. The points will look familiar.

Should Stanford Expand the Freshman Class? | STANFORD magazine

[Mick]

“In the last fifty years, everything at Stanford has grown… but not the number of undergraduate students,” Levin said. “Some growth is overdue, and it’s possible without changing the fundamental character of the education we provide.” 

Finally someone in "power" states the obvious. I don't think Stanford should (or ever could) aspire to admit an ASU size freshman class, but Stanford's failure to grow proportionally its undergraduate population is IMO clear malfeasance. It is well past time to rectify that.

Well past time indeed, says this article...from 2007. The points will look familiar.

Should Stanford Expand the Freshman Class? | STANFORD magazine