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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is "yield protect" different than "demonstrated interest"?[/quote] Absolutely. But I think they get conflated because lack of demonstrated interest at some colleges significantly increases the likelihood of rejection, presumably because they don't think a student who didn't show interest in some way is actually serious about attending. [/quote] Weighing demonstrated interest as a factor in admissions is a means of yield protection. Colleges want to admit students who will actually enroll -- that's yield protection. [/quote]
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