<p>Are they prepared - yes. Do they want to - no. </p>
<p>Imagine you have multiple candidates for your esteemed university, all with the same outstanding qualifications, each one better than the next. Only one presents higher risk for flunking out, suicide, needing expensive mental healthcare, counseling services, even harming other students, etc. vs. five or ten perfectly well adjusted candidates, at least on the surface. Why, oh why would you pick the obvious problem child?</p>