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Kam.
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Kam
GuestHi all,
I am getting conflicting information from people and I feel as though the OAE is not clear enough…..Here is the scenario:
Lets say student A scores a 296 overall, and student B scores a 290 overall.
Student A ranks Jones third, Student B ranks Jones first. Lets assume both students “qualify” based on last year’s number. Which student gets accepted first? Thank you……A CPS riddle of sorts:) -
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GuestStudent A, the one who scored higher.
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KeymasterCPS goes by highest scores on down (30% of seats awarded by rank, 17.5% of seats go to highest scorer from each Tier) until a freshman class is filled. Hence, the computer seats all students who scored 900 points (maximum score) to their first choice schools, then it looks at those who scored 899, 898, 897, etc and sees if that student had the points for their 1st choice school, and if not, it looks to see if that score was enough for the 2nd choice, then 3rd, etc.
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Kam
GuestThank you!
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