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From: matloff@bizet.Berkeley.EDU (Norman Matloff)
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Subject: Re: Student and Course Integrity  (was Rising cost of textbooks)
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Date: 14 Dec 88 06:37:42 GMT
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In article <26@sierra.stanford.edu> siegman@sierra.UUCP (Anthony E. Siegman) writes:
>The Electrical Engineering Department at Stanford, which takes in a very
>large group of new MS candidates (about 200) each Autumn, controls its
>admission process to limit foreign students to about 20% of that group.

I forgot to ask:

Of that group of 200, how many are TV students?  I assume that the % of
foreign students among the "real" students, i.e. those roaming the halls, 
attending seminars, writing theses, doing RA work, taking the research
courses, etc. is much higher than 20%.  True?

   Norm