<p>I don’t mind this so much, but the larger class size becomes very evident during budget cuts (e.g. right now) because courses fill up very quickly and don’t have a lot of space. I’ve found that a very large number of courses have waitlists of twenty or more people on them right now. It’s important to slightly curve increases in enrollment during economic booms in order to save up a “piggy bank” of money that can be used to offer a sufficient number of courses during economic downturns.</p>