And PV's undergrad enrollment is over 6900. I don't expect people in grad school at the Northwest campus or the College of Nursing in Houston to have the same level of interest as the students on the main campus.The point I was making is that right off top over 2000 of your students will likely not be fully invested in your program. And out of your undergrad population, how many actually are on campus and immersed in TSU culture as opposed to those who merely drive in before or after work? A lot of your undergrads (like UH) commute out of convenience so there will never be the same interest as a residential college campus. I wasn't smacking; I was attempting to theorize or come up with reasons as to why TSU and UH have failed to spark interest in its own students/alumni beyond the "TSU is the largest school in the SWAC but don't care enough to go to their games" or "UH has 36000 students but cant draw at home" line of thinking. If TSU people are comfortable with that then its no sweat off my back. Its the same dynamic at play at UH as well. Both schools are in the same boat when it comes to attendance.
