Recently, there is a new type of ranking/rating that can determine which universities/colleges are really the most popular. It can help determine which college students really want to go to. The process is to look at a school’s yield, which is the percentage of applicants accepted by a university who end up enrolling at that institution that year. If a school has a high yield (a large proportion of those admitted enroll), it means that the school is most likely very popular amongst high school students, has a high reputation, and the students are motivated to go the given university. A low yield means that the school is probably a school that students use as a “safety” or “last resort” college. Many colleges use yield as a part in determining how many students they need to admit each year. Currently the college with the best yield is Harvard University.