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by: worried PNMI just heard that if your 2nd choice ranks you higher than your 1st your first choice does then you get your second choice??? Is this true?
#1 by: No
Not necessarily, every effort is made to match you in the order you rank the houses at pref. So lets say you are #32 on your first choice's bid list, but are #4 on your second choice's bid list...if quota is 70, you are high enough on your first choice's bid list to get a bid and you would get a bid from your first choice. The only way you bump to the second choice is if you were so low on your first choice's bid list, that your first choice met quota before even getting to your name on their list. Once their quota is met and that house is no longer on the table for you, only then is your next option is explored.
If you maximize your options though and write down all the houses you pref at, if you don't match anyone's bid list, rather than releasing you from rush, Pan can still place you with your first choice as a quota addition. This is not something that is available to pnms who suicide or do not write down all their options.
#2 by: Depends
Let's say you go to 3 houses for preffs. You rank ABC 1st, XYZ 2nd, and EFG 3rd. Quota will be set tomorrow evening and is basically set by the number of PNMs that attend preffs. So lets say it is 80. ABC will list their top 80 girls, if you are one of the top 80, your bid matches. If not, they will look at XYZs list. If you are high on their bid list, the bid matches with XYZ. If not, they will look at EFGs list. If you are high enough on their bid list, you will get a bid from XYZ. If you don't get a match, you will be a quota addition. Many times it will be the first house you listed. You will never if you were a quota addition.
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by: BumpingAug 21, 2016 9:09:19 PM
Bump because this thread will answer lots of PNMs questions