UVA admits only.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:SAT - 1280
GPA -4.2
In state

Did they submit the 1280?

[Anonymous]

In state:

SAT: 1500
GPAUW: 4.0
GPAW: 4.5 (full IB)
Lots of ECs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:SAT - 1280
GPA -4.2
In state

That's below the 25th percentike for UVA. URM? First generation or otherwise hooked?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SAT - 1280
GPA -4.2
In state

That's below the 25th percentike for UVA. URM? First generation or otherwise hooked?

+1. Or they didn’t submit it.

[Anonymous]

In state, engineering/CS
1520
4.0 UW, not sure GPA weighted but around 4.5
High rigor
Good ECs in arts and sports

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SAT - 1280
GPA -4.2
In state

That's below the 25th percentike for UVA. URM? First generation or otherwise hooked?

+1. Or they didn’t submit it.[/quote

SAT: 1390
GPA: 4.0 UW with 12-13 APs
In state

Admitted EA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SAT - 1280
GPA -4.2
In state

That's below the 25th percentike for UVA. URM? First generation or otherwise hooked?

actually, the SAT is way too low even for 25th perecentile.

75th percentile 1529 SAT/35 ACT/4.5 gpa
median. 1479 SAT/33/4.4
25th percentile 1410/30/4.2

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SAT - 1280
GPA -4.2
In state

That's below the 25th percentike for UVA. URM? First generation or otherwise hooked?

actually, the SAT is way too low even for 25th perecentile.

75th percentile 1529 SAT/35 ACT/4.5 gpa
median. 1479 SAT/33/4.4
25th percentile 1410/30/4.2

what year is this for? per to or during to?
and the v/m breakdown?

[Anonymous]

This is a tough question for locals b/c the NoVa stats will vary by school. Your kid’s peers are their competition. It’s much better to get school specific data than ask broadly. And imo when Dean J speaks, she’s speaking broadly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SAT - 1280
GPA -4.2
In state

That's below the 25th percentike for UVA. URM? First generation or otherwise hooked?

They stopped with any URM preference last year because of the SC.

FYI, The 1280 pp is a troll, people. A 1280 would only get in if he/she were an amazing Olympic athlete or if the application came with a new building attached.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SAT - 1280
GPA -4.2
In state

That's below the 25th percentike for UVA. URM? First generation or otherwise hooked?

They stopped with any URM preference last year because of the SC.

FYI, The 1280 pp is a troll, people. A 1280 would only get in if he/she were an amazing Olympic athlete or if the application came with a new building attached.

Not necessarily. The Naviance scattergram for my DC’s school indicates that it’s possible. The graph doesn’t indicate whether SAT scores shown were actually submitted to schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SAT - 1280
GPA -4.2
In state

That's below the 25th percentike for UVA. URM? First generation or otherwise hooked?

They stopped with any URM preference last year because of the SC.

FYI, The 1280 pp is a troll, people. A 1280 would only get in if he/she were an amazing Olympic athlete or if the application came with a new building attached.

Not necessarily. The Naviance scattergram for my DC’s school indicates that it’s possible. The graph doesn’t indicate whether SAT scores shown were actually submitted to schools.

I will add that most students only report scores if they are very high. As DeanJ has stated, test scores are only a part of the overall picture. Course rigor and grades are most important as well as EC’s to show a student is involved.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dean J has said multiple time that GPA is a correlation not a causation. The GPA and number of AP courses do not tell the story. It is the actual courses taken and the performance in those courses that matter. That is why you have higher GPAs/AP courses getting rejected when others are accepted. The GPA may have been high but rigor not. Or their AP courses were all in one or two areas rather than all 5 subject matters. While numbers can give you an idea of you are in range, it is ultimately the actual courses, how you did in them, along with your EC and essays that matter.

Enough with the soliloquy. How answering the dam* question?

Op here

Its ok- every input is fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SAT - 1280
GPA -4.2
In state

No offense, but 1280 is very very low for an admit to UVA.

Probably TO

[Anonymous]

I just looked at the record from last year at my kid’s private school in DMV:

4 EA acceptances with GPA 97-98 (out of 100) and SAT scores of 1530-1570.
2 EA acceptances with GPA of 94-95 and TO
1 RD acceptance with GPA of 94 and 1550 SAT

Only 1 or 2 of these kids ended up going to UVA.