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@PlumbNick@koexjef Even as an out of state applicant she would’ve certainly gotten in to schools like UT Dallas or UT Arlington. She just didn’t apply to them.
@PlumbNick You’re lying, there is no way someone with those stats, in state or out of state, gets rejected from the entire UT system, which includes UT El Paso with its 99.9 percent acceptance rate lol.
This guy is such a liar, there is no way that a student with those stats is getting rejected from the entire UT system, which includes non selective schools like UT El Paso and UT Arlington.
Wait until your kid graduates from high school with a 4.5 GPA, 32 college credits, every AP class possible, varsity athletics, volunteer hours, state-level knowledge bowl champion and is still rejected from the entire UT System.
Then you’ll realize why I’m so fired up about this.
If you were asking me, I believe this is the way the DGU surveys should be done, it answers the major critiques (speculative as they may be) about how the estimates in private surveys are overestimated.
That’s not to say it’s perfect. For example, recall bias can be a greater concern when people are asked about lifetime events since memory of events that happened a long time ago can be poor (especially among older people), although I suspect this underestimates DGUs.
Most interesting is how this approach of asking lifetime DGUs and then adjusting by age of DGU essentially fixes the rare events critique, since the event measured is not nearly rare enough to be potentially overestimated by a few false positives.
The cohort effects argument is that older respondents have had more years to experience a DGU. Annual estimates can be distorted because cohorts contribute different “life years” from different historical periods.
The most interesting development is the way he responded to the criticism over “cohort effects” distorting his DGU estimates in his 2021 survey. What he did was ask each respondent their age when they defended themselves, and then use that to construct the annual estimate.