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Will a No. 1 seed win the men's March Madness tournament?
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Markets that don't exist yet but lowkey should. The big one we're tracking: Ivy League acceptance odds.
Will Harvard's Class of 2031 acceptance rate be below 3.5%?
Harvard's acceptance rate for the Class of 2029 was 3.6%. The trend has been steadily downward for a decade, and applications continue to climb. This market asks whether the next reported number crosses below 3.5% — a psychological threshold that would draw national attention.
Will Princeton hold #1 in US News National Universities for 2027?
Princeton has held the #1 spot in US News & World Report's National Universities ranking for years. This market asks whether the streak continues into the 2027 edition, expected in late September 2026. MIT and Harvard are the most likely challengers if it falls.
Will the Common App report more than 9 million submissions for the 2026-27 application cycle?
The Common Application reported over 8 million submissions in the 2025-26 cycle, up from 7.1 million the year before. Application volume keeps growing as students apply to more schools per cycle. This market tests whether the growth crosses 9 million for 2026-27.
Will Harvard reach a settlement with the Trump administration on federal funding before December 31, 2026?
Harvard is in active dispute with the federal government over multi-billion-dollar research funding cuts and Title VI investigations. This market asks whether the dispute reaches a formal resolution before the end of 2026.
Will any Top-10 US News-ranked university announce a new president before December 31, 2026?
University president churn has been historically high — Penn's Magill, Harvard's Gay, Columbia's Shafik, Stanford's Tessier-Lavigne. This market aggregates the question into a single binary: does any Top-10 school announce a presidential change before year-end 2026?
Will Yale's Early Decision acceptance rate drop below 8%?
Yale's SCEA admit rate has fallen for five straight years. The next round is the one that could break 8% — and nobody's pricing it.
Will a third state ban legacy admissions in public colleges?
Colorado and Virginia moved first. A handful of legislatures have bills in committee but no live market.
Will MIT post a yield above 86% for the Class of 2030?
MIT's yield has crept up quietly for a decade. The number deserves a market and doesn't have one.
Admit rates, school by school
Five years of receipts, plus whatever's live on next Ivy Day's number.
How Harvard's acceptance rate became a meme stock
The number is down 40% in a decade. The discourse is up by orders of magnitude.
By the Editors · November 12, 2025
