<p>On what numbers do you base that “54%” claim? I thought I had shown you the error of your ways.</p>
<p>599 ED admits out of 1,792 total means 1193 RD admits — assuming no waitlist action.</p>
<p>A target class size of 1,220, minus an estimated ED yield of 99% means 593 net from the ED pool, leaving 627 seats filled from the RD pool (including, of course, an unreported number of ED deferreds) for an estimated RD yield of about 52.5% (again assuming no waitlist action.)</p>
<p>Princeton has projected an overall yield of about 68% - meaning 1,220 of the 1,792 admits matriculating (again assuming no waitlist action.)</p>
<p>The RD yield rate couldn’t be 54%, based on these numbers, unless the ED yield dropped to an unprecedented low of 95.9%.</p>
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