KalshiClosedCheck availabilityKYC requiredVerified resolution dataWell calibratedThis market resolved: Princeton (99%)
Resolved: Sep 23, 2026, 3:06 AM
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Probability Timeline
Princeton21%
MIT20%
Harvard8%
Notre Dame1%
Georgia Tech1%
Yale1%
PrincetonWon
StanfordLost
UCLALost
University of Texas at AustinLost
ColumbiaLost
Notre DameLost
MITLost
CaltechLost
Georgia TechLost
YaleLost
HarvardLost
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KalshiRules
Archived event-level rules. The exact terms for each outcome are no longer available.
If Caltech has a lower ranking in the first U.S. News & World Report Best National University Rankings released after Issuance than its ranking as of Issuance, the market resolves to Yes.
Settles via:U.S. News and World Report
- Resolution is based solely on the numerical rank assigned to Caltech — moving from an unshared rank to a tied rank at the same number does not constitute a drop.
- If Caltech is no longer listed in the rankings, the market resolves to Yes.
- If the rank is unchanged, the market resolves to No. If Columbia has a lower ranking in the first U.S. News & World Report Best National University Rankings released after Issuance than its ranking as of Issuance, the market resolves to Yes.
- Resolution is based solely on the numerical rank assigned to Columbia — moving from an unshared rank to a tied rank at the same number does not constitute a drop.