Cross admit rate between top 10 LACs and Top 10 Universities?

Anyone know where/how to find this data?

The only source that I know is ‘parchment.com’.
http://www.p…/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?
It compares the students’ preferences, for students who were admitted to two schools, by attending that school.
Some say their data are old and do not reflect the current situation. I also saw some discussions on reliability of their data due to the dependency of srudent supplied data. But as I said it is the only tool thet I know.

The only source that I know is ‘parchment’.
http://www.p…/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?
It compares the students’ preferences, for students who were admitted to two schools, by attending that school.
Some say their data are old and do not reflect the current situation. I also saw some discussions on reliability of their data due to the dependency of srudent supplied data. But as I said it is the only tool thet I know.

@dodosol is right to mention the weakness and unreliability of Parchment data.

The only source that I know is parchement.com
http://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?
It compares the students’ preferences for students who were admitted to two schools by attending that school.
Some say their data are old and do not reflect the current situation. I also saw some discussions on reliability of their data due to the dependency of srudent supplied data. But as I said it is the only tool thet I know.

Sorry, apparently there was a glitch in the system.

I’m genuinely curious about why this information is important. Intriguing, yes. Valuable to schools, perhaps. To applicants? This is what I don’t know and would like to. Is it about predicting that if you get accepted to X college, you can have a better idea about Y college? Is it about information about how other people choose between two colleges to help guide an individual choice?

Hear, hear, @ChartresBlue