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Cassey isn't wasting resources. Schools want a high rejection/acceptance ratio. It's in their best interest to recruit applicants regardless of their abilities/
by ars_technician 13y ago
Cassey isn't wasting resources. Schools want a high rejection/acceptance ratio. It's in their best interest to recruit applicants regardless of their abilities/background since they will just reject them anyway.
- PhasmaFelis 13y agoHow is that not wasting resources?
- ars_technician 13y agoAdmissions people are usually employed full time. Once they have enough students, they might as well boost the rejection rate of the school (subsequently boosting the school's ratings).
- ChuckMcM 13y agoAre you making the argument that they seem more "selective" if they only accept 3% of applicants, and they achieve that number by soliciting enough unqualified people to make the numbers work based on how many they have accepted? Doesn't seem to reflect a very high standard if true. Of course I don't give a lot of weight to acceptance rates as a percentage of total applicants.