<p>"The reasons for the low OOS numbers may not be due simply to admissions decisions, it's likely due in part to lack of applicants. "</p>
<p>It doesn't seem like this can account for 2% OOS. Compare, for example, to UW, which is 23% OOS despite high OOS tuition and lots of rain.</p>
<p>I guess my question is, given these low numbers, how can an OOS applicant assess their chances? The in-state stats are almost irrelevant.</p>