The Myth of Luck It’s easy to look at college admissions and assume there’s a bit of randomness involved. To be fair, there are institutional priorities that shift year to year: enrollment targets, geographic balance, institutional needs, and diversification. Those factors are outside a student’s control. However, being waitlisted typically means something very specific: You were a strong applicant. You were admissible. You just weren’t an immediate fit in that moment. That
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