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Selective Verification in Centralized Admissions: Which Priority Claims Must Be Checked?
Centralized admissions platforms grant priority based on self-reported facts such as residence, sibling status, or family income, and a false claim can cost another applicant her seat. Verifying every claim before matching is expensive, yet checking only admitted applicants afterward is unsafe: a fa
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