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The only constant is change. When I picked Stanford, econ was the biggest major, and now CS has > 3x the number of students as econ has. The reputation of Silicon Valley transformed Stanford into a school with a 4% acceptance rate and a bunch of tech geniuses who are going to be setting the course for the future. Is it still a fit for the university to have 5-10% of the class be division I scholarship athletes?

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The only constant is change. When I picked Stanford, econ was the biggest major, and now CS has > 3x the number of students as econ has. The reputation of Silicon Valley transformed Stanford into a school with a 4% acceptance rate and a bunch of tech geniuses who are going to be setting the course for the future. Is it still a fit for the university to have 5-10% of the class be division I scholarship athletes?