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@CameronBameron
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 • 2 years ago •
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Does everyone get the same chancing % for RD, EA, ED and Transfer drop-down options?
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I'm just curious. All my chancing % percentages are identical regardless of what drop-down choice I select. Typically for T25 schools ED/EA had higher % chances versus RD. And Transfer % chances are typically lower versus ED/EA/RD.

So is this just a bug that needs to be fixed with the Chancing Engine? Or are there people on her that get different % results depending on what they select?

Thank for your replies.

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@AlexanderOddo
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 • 2 years ago[edited]

I'm also seeing identical chances for every application round on my school list. I'll make CollegeVine support aware of this and I'll let you know what they say. Thanks for bringing this to our attention!

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@CameronBameron2 years ago

Thanks @AlexanderOddo

@AlexanderOddo
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2 years ago

@CameronBameron I got a response back from CollegeVine support. The identical chances are actually a sample size issue. Though there is currently a very small bump for ED, our engineers are still collecting data to make the chancing engine fully accurate. The issue will be fixed in the next chancing version we ship, which will be out soon!

[🎤 AUTHOR]@CameronBameron2 years ago

Sounds good. thanks

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