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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think there’s something else that people are forgetting- so many of the students that think they are being “yield protected” have academic and demographic profiles that are way over-represented in the applicant pool, ie UMC, STEM, east coast/west coast, affluent neighborhoods, etc. Universities are simply inundated with these types of students so it is disproportionately hard for these kids to get everywhere including into the 30% schools. The need for schools to fill all their departments and create diverse student bodies creates a ton of randomness that may feel like yield protection but really is just reflecting institutional needs.[/quote] you are not randomly getting princeton while being rejected at villanova.[/quote] But getting into Princeton and WL at Tufts? In at Northwestern and rejected at Emory? People constantly cry “yield protection” in these cases when they are very likely the result of the randomness of which the PP speaks.[/quote] It’s not random. It could be based on your major. Your talent. Your high school.[/quote]
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