Just curious here. In 2016 - a time of more stable enrollments compared to last year, LOL - a little less than 92% of capacity in HUM was utilized. Last year it was almost 95.5%; assuming that was an outlier (due to calling multiple students off the waitlist, for instance), then would enrollments fall back to 92% of capacity again? If so that could mean about 1,870 new students. How many would be newly-admitted first years? How many would be transfers? How many would be deferreds from last year’s wait-pool (several were admitted to class of 2022). Most importantly, could it be the case that there are over 1,800 newly-admitted first years who enroll? That’s a yield closer to 80% than 75%. Who thinks this is happening? That just seems crazy and yet they have added all that capacity . . . .