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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The number of people out here defending yield protection practices is crazy. And yes it is a real thing. Any college counselor knows this. [/quote] So don’t apply to schools that yield protect or make it very clear you are actually interested. Colleges have no obligation to take the highest stats kids. They are generally very open about their holistic processes. They have every right to accept or reject folks for any reason as long as it is not an illegal one. As far as I know, “high stats” kids are not a protected class, just one that feels entitled.[/quote] Why isn’t’ actually applying a sign the kid is interested? Somehow state schools are able to manage their yield without playing these games. Sorry I will never find it OK that someone (perhaps another college kid) it’s trying to manually record whether my kid attended an online session or note whether we visit or not. It’s all guesswork [/quote]
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