A game-theoretic model of admissions with noisy aggregate signals shows counter-intuitive effects: better signal alignment worsens admitted quality under a single university, while competition triggers non-monotonic quality losses and self-selection reversals.
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The Impact of Competition on Outcomes of Score-Based College Admissions
A game-theoretic model of admissions with noisy aggregate signals shows counter-intuitive effects: better signal alignment worsens admitted quality under a single university, while competition triggers non-monotonic quality losses and self-selection reversals.