Companion to Admit Portfolio

Attend Choice

After envelopes open, mark the admit set, keep the career spine locked, and see which school the scores point to under uncertain weights.

Client-side only SMAA P(rank=1) Exact criterion Shapley, $d\le 15$ Planning tool, not a promise
How to use: Check schools that admitted you. Import a JSON list or replace the illustrative demo with your own 1–5 scores. Toggle life columns (cost, ratio, safety, weather, distance). Export writes the current table. Then read equal-weight rank, SMAA first-place chance, the career–cost scatter, and Shapley for one pair.
Not a guarantee. Likert scores are ordinal judgments. Dirichlet weights are a prior of ignorance, not your family’s values. Visits, aid letters, and fit conversations still decide. Same honesty as Admit Portfolio: several views, one question, no single number mistaken for a lock.
Equal-weight pick
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Mark at least one admit
SMAA P(rank=1) leader
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Dirichlet weights on active dimensions
Admitted schools
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Career spine locked
Offer set and scores

Spine columns stay on. Life columns can be toggled. Scores are 1–5; higher is better. Hover a header for the short gloss. The starter table is synthetic: fictional names, mixed offers, not a real applicant.

Career mean vs COA (admitted)

Up and right is stronger spine mean and cheaper. Hollow points are Pareto-dominated on the full active score vector.

SMAA first-place chance
Criterion Shapley (win indicator)

v(S) = 1 if A strictly beats B on the equal-weight mean of subset S (ties count as 0). Empty set scores 0.

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Equal-weight ranking and pairwise SMAA wins

Companion to Admit Portfolio (apply-cycle P(at least one admit)). Method: Lahdelma, Hokkanen, Salminen (1998) SMAA; Shapley (1953) on the win-indicator game. Starter scores are synthetic. All math runs in this browser.