Who Gets In? · Research principles
Trust and corrections
Elite recruitment changes. A credible research source must be able to narrow, update or correct its own record.
Who Gets In? separates official institution-published facts, ECS practitioner observations, documented candidate outcomes, quantitative empirical claims and explicit unknowns. Each class has a different evidence threshold.
If an official source changes, WGI does not automatically infer that real-world practice changed. The change is verified first. If a published WGI statement becomes too broad for its evidence, the intended response is to narrow or correct the statement rather than preserve it for marketing convenience.
Missing public evidence remains a gap, not a claim of absence.
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Corpus: 1004 dated facts (signals) from 383 official source records, last canonical update . Release notes