Ah, yes, I'd forgotten about "yield". To throw out some more numbers, the last I got for MIT, which was before a degree from it was perceived as being relative

Ah, yes, I'd forgotten about "yield". To throw out some more numbers, the last I got for MIT, which was before a degree from it was perceived as being relatively more valuable in the Great Recession, it received 13,000 applications, 3,000 of which were judged capable of doing the work, and the admissions office aimed for a yield AKA class size of 1,100.