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<p>Heh, ironically enough, a girl in one of my undergraduate classes actually WAS from Greenwhich, Connecticut. </p>
<p>I think you may have misunderstood what I said. That has to do because of how I phrased my statement. Why would UCLA give a potential OOS student the chance to attend when they could give an instate one instead? It’s mostly because they want those students to pay OOS tuition. If the UCs were adequately funded and they didn’t need those OOS students, many of these students now admitted would be rejected. That’s because the UCs would give priority to instate residents with similar, or worst stats.</p>