Without knowing the actual percentage of appointees who post their offers or, even more importantly, their actual locations, what does it all mean? I recall another note saying that last year, when all was said and done, and the class 100% complete, about 14% had posted. Using that pct as a proxy here suggests that nearly 800 offers have been made, which is a significant part of the offers to be made (12-1300 or so?). Does that mean that all or just about all of the MOC slates are complete?
You could cherry-pick data however you like, really. I originally put the data into Excel to see how many LOAs had been reported.
There are forty-five (45) LOAs in that list. My guess (it's a pure SWAG too) is that the number of LOAs are around 225.
I guess this, because my other guess is 1,310 Offers, for an expected class size on I-Day of 1,150.
IF (and that's a big if) there are 225 LOAs, then one might surmise that only 20% (1/5) of them have been reported here (because fully 80% of those with LOAs may not even know or care about this site)
Project that percentage to the Offers, and you have the 109 reported here x 5 = 545.
This crazy thinking could mean that there are still 765 offers yet to be given - all based on SWAGS, with no hard data.
It's all conjecture, and it's something to do on a Saturday whilst drinking coffee in your skivvies.
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