UVA OUT THIS FRIDAY

[Anonymous]

I wish UVA would get rid of ED. Other top publics do not have a binding admission round (UCs, Michigan, UNC).

[Anonymous]

Why do females have a higher acceptance rate when m/f ratio is 42.6/57.4?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:High level stats for EA:
https://uvaapplication.blogspot.com/

Looks like there was an edge for ED vs EA this year (In state 29% vs 25%, OOS 21% vs 13%)

Where do you see the EA stats?

The top post on the blog. ED stats a couple of posts below.

Oh, when you referred to high-level stats, I thought you meant individual stats of EA applicants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wish UVA would get rid of ED. Other top publics do not have a binding admission round (UCs, Michigan, UNC).

Why?

[Anonymous]

Good luck to those waiting for news tomorrow!

[Anonymous]

Counting down to 5 pm!

[Anonymous]

25% EA in-state is looking pretty good. Fingers crossed

[Anonymous]

The blog says that uva made 6,746 offers in EA for an admission goal of around 3,970. That means they are expecting a yield rate of around 60%. Am I reading this right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The blog says that uva made 6,746 offers in EA for an admission goal of around 3,970. That means they are expecting a yield rate of around 60%. Am I reading this right?

I think that's the goal for the entire freshman class.

[Anonymous]

I think their total yield is something around that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do females have a higher acceptance rate when m/f ratio is 42.6/57.4?

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You just answered your own question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do females have a higher acceptance rate when m/f ratio is 42.6/57.4?

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You just answered your own question.

I have worked in admissions in other contexts, not UVA. But simply put, the females are more qualified. Period.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The blog says that uva made 6,746 offers in EA for an admission goal of around 3,970. That means they are expecting a yield rate of around 60%. Am I reading this right?

UVA has already filled 1,282 spots in the ED round. That leaves 2,688 spots for the EA and RD round combined. The yield is much higher for in state kids.

[Anonymous]

How much harder is it for kids to get into UVA RD vs. EA?

[Anonymous]

Their IS yield is 60%. Their OOS yield is 25%. It's on their website.