Next, we will move on to a different section. We will present you with a series of scenarios in which you will be asked to evaluate information about two applicants and make a decision on how to allocate resources between them.
Before we begin, we'll show you a practice example to familiarize you with the task.
NoteThe situation:
Imagine that you are part of a university committee in charge of awarding a scholarship to support first-year students.
The applicants will be presented in pairs, with information about each one provided by the school from which they graduated.
Both applicants were accepted into the same degree program and university, and in this program students must pay to study (there is no access to free tuition).
The amount available is $2,000,000 for the first year.
TipYour task:
In each pair, you must distribute the scholarship by assigning each applicant a percentage of the total scholarship amount ($2,000,000), considering the characteristics of each one that will be presented in a table.
Since the amount available to distribute between each pair is fixed, giving more money to one applicant means giving less to the other.
There are no right or wrong answers; we are only interested in your opinion.
How to make the assignment?
Move the slider (yellow circle ) below the table. The amount initially appears divided into equal parts ($1,000,000 each) and will change depending on how you move the slider.
Demanding:
Mateo
Isidora
Their household makes ends meet with:
Difficulty
Slack
Country of birth:
Chile
Chile
He/She requires the scholarship because:
She applied for other scholarships but did not receive funding.
She didn't manage to apply for other scholarships in time.
Study:
More than his colleagues
Just like his colleagues
Outside of their studies:
She has done volunteer work
She has not done volunteer work
View the scholarship as:
A welcome help.
A welcome help.
Considering the above characteristics, how much money (scholarship) would you give to each applicant?
Now that you have practiced with an example question, we are going to show you 6 pairs of applicants with different characteristics, among whom you will have to distribute the scholarship amount.
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) below the table. The amount initially appears divided into equal parts ($1,000,000 each) and will change depending on how you move the slider.
