I think people constantly confound selectivity and quality. Washington State and ASU have great faculty. ASU is all business nowadays and does not hire any tenure track faculty that are not major grant pullers. Sure, the student body might be slightly different, but they have some good students too (they created things like honors colleg…
I think people constantly confound selectivity and quality. Washington State and ASU have great faculty. ASU is all business nowadays and does not hire any tenure track faculty that are not major grant pullers. Sure, the student body might be slightly different, but they have some good students too (they created things like honors colleges to try and attract some of the better students). The situation was different in the 1980s.
I think people constantly confound selectivity and quality. Washington State and ASU have great faculty. ASU is all business nowadays and does not hire any tenure track faculty that are not major grant pullers. Sure, the student body might be slightly different, but they have some good students too (they created things like honors colleges to try and attract some of the better students). The situation was different in the 1980s.