Do you think UVA ED is coming out this Friday 12/12/25?

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Anonymous wrote:But interesting that apps were slightly up while number of offers were slightly down (compared to last year).

That’s probably because they have gotten flooded with EA apps since no additional essays. Those numbers will be up for sure.

But these are only ED numbers so interesting that they left more offers for the EA and RD rounds this year. Agree with the other poster that it must mean quality was down slightly.

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It doesn’t have to mean that. They may already know that they got way more EA apps this year and EA is usually stronger applicant pool so they held back on some ED offers, even though quality was the same.

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Anonymous wrote:My ds is sitting right here with me- he is texting away with his friends happily.

I know he knows the answer but am too nervous to ask him. He will probably tell is together .

Seem like a deferred or reject otherwise would tell me I guess.

You can’t just ask?

I did - he sai will check Monday. Its likely a reject.

He must have done really well on the marshmallow test.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My ds is sitting right here with me- he is texting away with his friends happily.

I know he knows the answer but am too nervous to ask him. He will probably tell is together .

Seem like a deferred or reject otherwise would tell me I guess.

You can’t just ask?

I did - he sai will check Monday. Its likely a reject.

He must have done really well on the marshmallow test.

I suspect because on Monday GMU also sends out their decision. He applied there too.

[Anonymous]

Deferred. Governor’s School in Richmond. 4.3 w / 1460 SAT submitted. 8 APs / 3 DEs. Usual ECs - 4 year varsity athlete w/ 3 state titles, 180 hours of continuous volunteering, part time job since Freshman year, etc. Not surprised, but still bummed. Any chance in RD?

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Anonymous wrote:Those that got in Congratulations!!
please do share stats

Instate. Public HS.
1510, 4.58 weighted, top 5%
Captain of sport
9 APs and 2 DEs

Same except 4.05 weighted, 1530 SAT, and part of magnet school as well, Varsity captain, will see Monday. His gpa is too low for UVA

[Anonymous]

Rejected as expected, sadly. 4.25 gpa. TO. Interesting ECs.

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred. Governor’s School in Richmond. 4.3 w / 1460 SAT submitted. 8 APs / 3 DEs. Usual ECs - 4 year varsity athlete w/ 3 state titles, 180 hours of continuous volunteering, part time job since Freshman year, etc. Not surprised, but still bummed. Any chance in RD?

I’m sorry. I’ll cross some fingers for you. Do you know how many others from MW similarly applied ED?

That’s an incredibly difficult school and those are outstanding credentials. Hard to understand what UVA was (not) thinking.

~hugs from a fellow RVA mom

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred. Governor’s School in Richmond. 4.3 w / 1460 SAT submitted. 8 APs / 3 DEs. Usual ECs - 4 year varsity athlete w/ 3 state titles, 180 hours of continuous volunteering, part time job since Freshman year, etc. Not surprised, but still bummed. Any chance in RD?

We had similar stats and got deferred. DS is moving on and looking for an ED2 school.

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Rejected

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The Fairfax county parents seem to think that a 4.4 weighted is a soft cutoff.

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Anonymous wrote:The Fairfax county parents seem to think that a 4.4 weighted is a soft cutoff.

That is what our school's Naviance account shows, but to be clear, that is the final grade after their senior year, not the GPA students applied with. I wish they would show that number.

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Anonymous wrote:Rejected as expected, sadly. 4.25 gpa. TO. Interesting ECs.

what was the unweighted GPA?

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Anonymous wrote:The Fairfax county parents seem to think that a 4.4 weighted is a soft cutoff.

That is what our school's Naviance account shows, but to be clear, that is the final grade after their senior year, not the GPA students applied with. I wish they would show that number.

Is graduation GPA more often higher (more weighted classes) or lower (senioritis)?

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Anonymous wrote:The Fairfax county parents seem to think that a 4.4 weighted is a soft cutoff.

That is what our school's Naviance account shows, but to be clear, that is the final grade after their senior year, not the GPA students applied with. I wish they would show that number.

Is graduation GPA more often higher (more weighted classes) or lower (senioritis)?

My kids are at an IB school. I would think it would usually be higher, because most everyone is taking IB classes exclusively junior and senior years. My kids took plenty of high level classes 9th/10th grades but the only weighted ones were AP Gov and AP Spanish in sophomore year. Some kids will take AP computer science, too, I think.

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Anonymous wrote:The Fairfax county parents seem to think that a 4.4 weighted is a soft cutoff.

That is what our school's Naviance account shows, but to be clear, that is the final grade after their senior year, not the GPA students applied with. I wish they would show that number.

Same w/ our Naviance in public FCPS.

In, with a 4.4 going into 12th; 9APs and one DE in 11th; another DE this year; Governor’s school; 4-year varsity (w/leadership this year); 4 years’ foreign language offered by FCPS, plus a “3” (highest) on the FCPS World Language exam in 7th grade in a different foreign language, plus an unusual EC (a competitive sport offered outside of school).