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how common by the way is is this phenomenon of of under matching yeah itamp;#39;s pretty common I actually have some statistics um what was it Georgetown University their Center on education and Workforce says that about 86,000 students uh specifically from lowincome families um are products of undermatching so itamp;#39;s itamp;#39;s pretty big hi everyone and welcome to the mea podcast my name is Jonathan Hughes and you just heard from our guest on the show today Sicily Shaw and sheamp;#39;s been a friend of ours at mea for a long time and Iamp;#39;m really excited to have her on the show she just completed her dissertation on undermatching and sheamp;#39;s going to tell us all about it well just what is under matching well again Iamp;#39;ll let her tell you about it but I really enjoyed this conversation because I learned a lot from it and so this is one of these shows where we talk about an important far-docHubing topic that affects a lot of students that is not reall