UVA EA is out!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow, a third generation legacy with a 1560 SAT and a weighted 4.3, science olympiad, 6 IB classes, etc. was deferred.

Which HLs? Did they line up with the major?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow, a third generation legacy with a 1560 SAT and a weighted 4.3, science olympiad, 6 IB classes, etc. was deferred.

Interesting. Weighted 4.3 wasn't good enough maybe?

[Anonymous]

DD denied. OOS. 36 GPA. 3.9 UW GPA. Admitted to other top 20 schools. Not her top choice so it’s fine.

[Anonymous]

Full IB diploma?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:DS is in!!!

NoVA, SAT:1490, GPA: 4.3, strong in Math

DS is also in at UVA

Nova, SAT: 870, GPA: 2.6. Signed National Letter of Intent on Dec 19th 2018

Is this a joke?

Of course it is.

Hello, UMD fanatic!

Once again, slow pizza delivery on a friday night in the UMD dorm

~crickets~

[Anonymous]

Daughter accepted. OOS but not international. 34 ACT. French Baccalaureate HS program with science specialty and OIB option. US equivalent of 4.0 GPA unweighted.

Published scientific research and national finals of an entrepreneurship competition.

She was deferred in Stanford's REA round.

[Anonymous]

NoVA; 3.7 unweighted; 4.06 weighted; 32 ACT; 10 AP classes; lots of extracurriculars = Accepted

[Anonymous]

Isn't the 40,000 total applications both EA and Regular? The last time I checked the Admissions blog, there were only 24,000 some EA applications. And I think the 3,700 whatever will be the full class of 2023, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isn't the 40,000 total applications both EA and Regular? The last time I checked the Admissions blog, there were only 24,000 some EA applications. And I think the 3,700 whatever will be the full class of 2023, right?

ONLY 24,000?!?!?!??!

I can't believe you used the word only. That's a lot for 3700.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD denied. OOS. 36 GPA. 3.9 UW GPA. Admitted to other top 20 schools. Not her top choice so it’s fine.

Unfortunately the state schools only care about weighted GPA’s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NoVA; 3.7 unweighted; 4.06 weighted; 32 ACT; 10 AP classes; lots of extracurriculars = Accepted

Wow. You got lucky.

Even UMD is rejecting those stats.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:DS is in!!!

NoVA, SAT:1490, GPA: 4.3, strong in Math

DS is also in at UVA

Nova, SAT: 870, GPA: 2.6. Signed National Letter of Intent on Dec 19th 2018

Is this a joke?

Of course it is.

Hello, UMD fanatic!

Once again, slow pizza delivery on a friday night in the UMD dorm

https://augustafreepress.com/uva-football-20-ink-letters-of-intent-on-signing-day/

Except it’s true, don’t blame it on UMD poster. The grammar is too good.





~crickets~

[Anonymous]

DD. White, midrange NoVA public. 33 ACT, 4.4 weighted. Accepted!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:NoVA; 3.7 unweighted; 4.06 weighted; 32 ACT; 10 AP classes; lots of extracurriculars = Accepted

Wow. You got lucky.

Even UMD is rejecting those stats.

You're probably right. I guess there was just that something special that shone through in the essays and teacher recommendation.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:NoVA; 3.7 unweighted; 4.06 weighted; 32 ACT; 10 AP classes; lots of extracurriculars = Accepted

Wow. You got lucky.

Even UMD is rejecting those stats.

You're probably right. I guess there was just that something special that shone through in the essays and teacher recommendation.

I like that. I want to see a more holistic approach. Not all great students are great test takers.