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<p>That is a fascinating question. The yields at the likes of HYPSM are unlikely to change much, as parents will endure penury and students indebtedness rather than turn down an admittance. But the yields at schools such as USC, that do not have as distinct an advantage over the likes of UCLA and UCB, will be up in the air. There must be leading indicators to predict which way things will go prior to decisions being made in April/May, but what are they? ED? UCSD, UCI, UCSB decisions, which are a few weeks earlier?</p>