<p>Mensa:</p>
<p>My last word on this topic, since you seem determined to ignore reality:</p>
<p>Roughly, Harvard enrolls 1650 of 2050 admits, while Yale enrolls 1,300 of 1,950 admits. So Yale’s cross-admit “losses” are much greater … off a smaller base, to boot.</p>
<p>Harvard has always taken the lion’s share of cross-admits, no matter what early admissions policies the respective schools followed at any particular time. </p>
<p>In fact, Yale switched to binding ED in 1996-7 for the EXPRESS REASON of limiting its cross-admit losses to Harvard and raising its yield rate!</p>