Talk:Yield protection
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I added the following sentence to this article: "In fact, recently, there is speculation that Tufts practices yield protection far less than it used to, as it increased in rank and can no longer be used as a safety for students applying to Ivy league schools." I thought it was important to note that this is not really true for Tufts anymore. --chocolateluvr88 10:24, 7 January 2006 (UTC)
Tufts admissions has plummeted over the years (i.e. they've become very selective). Who and where was this recent speculation or is this your personal feeling?
Lotsofissues 05:11, 8 January 2006 (UTC)
Admissions standards recently have raised as a whole for all unversities. This speculation comes from discussion on a message board. I will look for data on the number of students with 1600 who do not get accepted. This would show that top students can not use Tufts as a safety.
Chocolateluvr88 18:16, 9 January 2006 (UTC)
Is the term "Tufts Syndrome" ever used outside of College Confidential and Princeton Review?
