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UT-Lilly said:2) i completely understand the "validation date" changing thing but here's a thought: if your date doesn't change at all...how do you know you've necessarily been matched to your first choice?? all you really know is that you're not moving up. that very well may be because you've matched to your first choice, but it also may be because you didn't get accepted to any schools you ranked higher than that school, so you wouldn't have any room to move upwards...you've been matched at the highest-ranked school possible (w/in the limits of being accepted)
Scratch my crappy ass explanation. The date goes up every time the system even TRIES to match you...supposedly. And the only reason it wouldn't even try to match you is if you had matched you're highest school.
That's the way it was explained to me. But, I think I just confused myself further 😕 Why can't the damn computer just do all this in like thirty seconds?
P.S.
Are there any statistics on what percentage of a school's attendees ranked them first for the match?