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<p>You make it sound like that isn’t likely. I don’t think there’s really any way to predict before the fact how many are coming off the waitlist, as I’ve mentioned before. It’s just as likely that yield goes up as it is that yield goes down. Additionally, decisions on admissions aren’t made solely on last year’s data; for example, if admissions believes last year’s yield was unnaturally high they might base it primarily off of the year before.</p>
<p>All I’m saying is, don’t make predictions like you’re making without having a solid basis. These kids will take it a lot more seriously than I think you realize.</p>