> California’s Master Plan for higher education, adopted in
> 1960, guarantees a place in college for every state
> resident who can benefit. The historic blueprint produced
> systems and programs that have served as models for other
> states and for countries across the globe.
Stanford is a private university, and MIT isn't in California. The UCs sound like they're public universities. Perhaps the Asian students in California who are blocked out of other universities end up going to UCs instead.
This one might be incorrect, but California being on the west coast might mean that there are more Asians per person in California than in many other parts of the US, too.
California has this:
Stanford is a private university, and MIT isn't in California. The UCs sound like they're public universities. Perhaps the Asian students in California who are blocked out of other universities end up going to UCs instead.This one might be incorrect, but California being on the west coast might mean that there are more Asians per person in California than in many other parts of the US, too.