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The correlary to that is that the "yield" goes down for all but the very most competitive colleges, so colleges have to build longer waitlists to ensure a full
by hw-guy 3y ago
The correlary to that is that the "yield" goes down for all but the very most competitive colleges, so colleges have to build longer waitlists to ensure a full class. And more uncertainty for everybody.
- throwawaymaths 3y agoThat's nonlinear. Because if schools get more competitive also fewer kids get into more than one.