https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/admissions-statistics
Harvard arrogantly promotes this number.
If more people seem to refuse admission once offered, or we can't figure out the number for 2028, or a replacement with high confidence also shows refusals increasing for 2028, then this is YES. Otherwise NO.
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previously, they had to admit 27 people from the waitlist. That implies that last year, of the intended class size of 1966 which they admitted, approximately 1.37% refused.
this year, they had to promote 41 of the waitlist people to a class of 1974, which means that likely more people refused admission. That means the number went up, so YES
@xyz I interpret it as the rate 27/1966, i.e. after the initial acceptance letters go out, what percent of those people end up not attending, so that there is later space on the waiting list.