This review affords the presenter a broader view of the school situation while ensuring a higher level of consistency in the decision-making process. In the end, the best candidates are admitted. There is no limit placed on the number of candidates to be admitted from a given school. In evaluating a set of credentials, the presenter assigns a rating that denotes the overall strength of the applicant relative to the competition. When the application is presented to the admission committee, the presenter will argue for a decision that corresponds with that rating.
Most cases are straightforward.
In some, however, the committee will debate the merits of the case until an agreement is reached. Once all of the decisions are made, letters are written, signed, and mailed by the end of March. The person raising the question is usually searching for a clean answer based on some academic criteria. If you are looking at a competitive college, a quick answer is not likely to be very helpful. By quoting an average SAT score or GPA, the college representative is only skimming the surface.