They miss so much. Once they read the data, they will start to get a sense of what is involved to be a premed. For example, I pointed out earlier that UChicago doesn’t have more than 15 AA med school applicants while Rice has 17 and Dartmouth has 20. (I intentionally pick some schools which don’t have a lot of students.) This is not necessarily a deal breaker. But it is important to find out the reason. Reading the data is the first step. Most uninformed people can’t even take the first step. I hate to point out specific case.