I’m making some assumptions from the the email (attached)
sent from the Chancellor to current students. The main takeaway is the that UCB is going to try to enroll 8000+ Freshmen for the 2022-23 school year, one way or another.
- Admission decisions are complete. “…[the ruling] is devastating news for the students who have worked so hard for and have earned an offer of a seat in our fall 2022 class.”
2)UCB is expecting a lot of students to be online. In 2020, 6000+ kids did a year online, including 1400 OOS/Int’l students. I think UCB expects to get more than 1400 non-residents to do online classes for at least a semester. “[we will be] increasing online enrollment…”
3)They will push the fill up the on-campusfreshmen student body with CA residents, and any additional CA residents that they cant offer on campus education to, they will offer Jan 2023 admission to.
#3 is tricky because it assumes attrition and a satisfying result to the UC v Berkeley Neighborhoods case
But the main takeaway is that Cal is going to try to get their 7500-8000 enrolled (or Spring 2023 committed) students.
