Here is my video response to the question.
This is almost the same question as the last one, except now we’re talking about more students, but the unknown factor is now how many will actually be accepted.
Ultimately it comes down to who will best fill the school’s institutional needs. The reality is that the most selective schools have the luxury of selecting a single applicant from every 8 or 9 highly qualified ones and so they are have a responsibility to make sure that certain talents and certain demographic needs are met. Each applicant is viewed with an eye to what they can bring to the college community that the admissions office is crafting and so in the end, in choosing from among a number of qualified applicants, the question is whether they offer what the shapers of that community want.
This is almost the same question as the last one, except now we’re talking about more students.
This is almost the same question as the last one, except now we’re talking about more students, but the unknown factor is now many will actually be accepted.
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