<p>blackeyedsusan - Thanks for that. I think I saw that once before, but had forgotten. The numbers are a little off in Tulane’s case, but that is probably somewhat unique to Tulane. Tulane has a continuing education school and they count those students as part of the undergraduate population, but in fact they interact little with full time undergrads since those students mostly work and live in their own homes. So the “true” undergraduate population at Tulane, rather than 7400 or so, is more like 5500. That would make the percentage between 25-30%, as stated, not 14%. Most schools, I don’t think, have anywhere near the number of part time students Tulane does, so their numbers are probably right. I have to say, Cornell, GW and especially Northwestern took me by surprise, I had no idea they were that high. Interesting.</p>