As state funding for public universities drops, do the chances of your son or daughter getting in the University of Michigan also drop? That’s the question parents are asking, as U-M and Michigan State University increase the shares of their incoming classes that are made up of out-of-state and international students.
Bridge uses the charts below to tell parents what they need to know about the trends — and whether their concerns are valid.
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