MIT, based in Cambridge, cut its direct marketing to potential
applicants by about 40 percent to eliminate students who weren't likely
to be admitted based on their PSAT score, said Stuart Schmill, dean of
admissions. MIT sought a smaller "but highly appropriate pool," he said.
The school, which doesn't accept the Common Application, received
18,084 applications for this year. Last year it admitted less than 10
percent of applicants.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2012/01/18/bloomberg_articlesLXYGZL0D9L3501-LY0MB.DTL
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