That's a great question and the answer is yes, they're starting to look at it. They've got a few years of data to look at along with a graduated class or two. In statistical nerd speak, the "n" is significant. Is it something they're being rated and ranked on? Not yet. So if the score isn't great, you can still find ways to support it throughout the rest of your application. But it is definitely becoming a more useful datapoint and one that the top schools have mentioned to us that they are experimenting with in terms of inclusion.

Bhavik

Hey there,

Definitely nothing to get worried over yet. It gives them a little insight into how you turn data into insight but, like I said, they're experimenting. It isn't something that's up and live. And no one school is materially further along that curve than another.

Are you worried about this because you don't feel your IR score is great?

Bhavik