Yes, I know it because children of some of my friends in top pri

A student would first submit his list of colleges to the counselor. If his first choice is Yale, but another student who is more qualified happens to choose Yale too, this child may not apply to Yale and the counselor will check the next choice in his list. This way optimizes the final outcome for the whole school and also benefit the children. The resulting acceptance rate is higher because fewer unqualified student apply. A better measure should be the rate of the number of accepted over the total class (not the number who applied)  instead.

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• i don't know that, but it -drgas- ♀ (434 bytes) () 10/02/2013 postreply 08:11:41

• How u cannot see such an obvious point. -money4ivy- ♀ (757 bytes) () 10/02/2013 postreply 08:27:29

• i see ur point.but it is very tricky, -drgas- ♀ (249 bytes) () 10/02/2013 postreply 08:35:13

• This is not how it work! -Yangtze430030- ♂ (984 bytes) () 10/02/2013 postreply 09:02:04

• thanks for the information -drgas- ♀ (250 bytes) () 10/02/2013 postreply 09:19:11

• Not tricky at all. -money4ivy- ♀ (256 bytes) () 10/02/2013 postreply 09:02:07

• 回复：Not tricky at all. -Yangtze430030- ♂ (232 bytes) () 10/02/2013 postreply 09:04:47

• thank you again -drgas- ♀ (119 bytes) () 10/02/2013 postreply 09:22:22

• 回复：Not tricky at all. -上海阿立- ♂ (81 bytes) () 10/02/2013 postreply 12:05:12

• does that mean u r not that good, that -drgas- ♀ (95 bytes) () 10/02/2013 postreply 14:41:06

• 回复：does that mean u r not that good, that -上海阿立- ♂ (26 bytes) () 10/03/2013 postreply 06:50:14