Also, lol at me getting a 4.
ETA: I will admit that "how to they delineate the number of fours and make sure they don't admit too many or have to reject 12s" has been the focus of quite a few runs recently
I could be wrong here, but I recall hearing about a forced curve for professors. So each professor is told they must give x many 4s, y many 3s and, z many 2s.scoobers wrote:I think the 11s who don't make it in come in cycles when there isn't a lot of agreement among professors (ie, lots of 4-2-2 and stuff), so there just isn't as many 4-4-4s.
Also, lol at me getting a 4.
ETA: I will admit that "how to they delineate the number of fours and make sure they don't admit too many or have to reject 12s" has been the focus of quite a few runs recently
Asha said that in her webinar. You weren't dreamingkershka wrote:I could be wrong here, but I recall hearing about a forced curve for professors. So each professor is told they must give x many 4s, y many 3s and, z many 2s.scoobers wrote:I think the 11s who don't make it in come in cycles when there isn't a lot of agreement among professors (ie, lots of 4-2-2 and stuff), so there just isn't as many 4-4-4s.
Also, lol at me getting a 4.
ETA: I will admit that "how to they delineate the number of fours and make sure they don't admit too many or have to reject 12s" has been the focus of quite a few runs recently
Admittedly, it's possible that I "heard" this information in a dream. But it sounds vaguely plausible so I'm going with it.
andapieceoftoast wrote:Asha said that in her webinar. You weren't dreamingkershka wrote:I could be wrong here, but I recall hearing about a forced curve for professors. So each professor is told they must give x many 4s, y many 3s and, z many 2s.scoobers wrote:I think the 11s who don't make it in come in cycles when there isn't a lot of agreement among professors (ie, lots of 4-2-2 and stuff), so there just isn't as many 4-4-4s.
Also, lol at me getting a 4.
ETA: I will admit that "how to they delineate the number of fours and make sure they don't admit too many or have to reject 12s" has been the focus of quite a few runs recently
Admittedly, it's possible that I "heard" this information in a dream. But it sounds vaguely plausible so I'm going with it.
Haha I know what you mean...I had a dream I got into Yale and then woke up and was like........hrmmmmmmmmm I hate my subconscious. It's so presumptuous!kershka wrote:andapieceoftoast wrote:Asha said that in her webinar. You weren't dreamingkershka wrote:I could be wrong here, but I recall hearing about a forced curve for professors. So each professor is told they must give x many 4s, y many 3s and, z many 2s.scoobers wrote:I think the 11s who don't make it in come in cycles when there isn't a lot of agreement among professors (ie, lots of 4-2-2 and stuff), so there just isn't as many 4-4-4s.
Also, lol at me getting a 4.
ETA: I will admit that "how to they delineate the number of fours and make sure they don't admit too many or have to reject 12s" has been the focus of quite a few runs recently
Admittedly, it's possible that I "heard" this information in a dream. But it sounds vaguely plausible so I'm going with it.well that's a relief. It can be hard to tell, you know. Sometimes there are moments when you have to stop yourself and think "wait, was I actually admitted to that LS or was that just dream #1478?"
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I believe that person is rendlelaw on TLS, though I'm not positive. If so-congratulations!!!FuriousDuck wrote:One acceptance reported on LSN. Very early complete date, interestingly enough.