UVA EA Stats

[Anonymous]

DC best friend got in. IB diploma. FCPS. Apparently ACT of 29. and close to straight As. Lots of others at school either rejected-- including one legacy - and most others deferred.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rejected. In-state, 1570, 4.4

Got to say I'm skeptical of some of these..

[Anonymous]

Let’s not assume we know the results of the rest of these huge classes. Just because your kid’s friends didn’t get in doesn’t mean no one did.

[Anonymous]

Got in UVA.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Rejected. In-state, 1570, 4.4

Got to say I'm skeptical of some of these..

Those are my DC’s stats with 10 AP’s. did not get in.

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Anonymous wrote:Let’s not assume we know the results of the rest of these huge classes. Just because your kid’s friends didn’t get in doesn’t mean no one did.

A little more than half of instate applicants were rejected according to Dean J.

[Anonymous]

Denied. 1570 SAT. 4.0 UWGPA. 6 APs 1 DE. only 1 AP not STEM. Moved after 10th instate and lost gpa weighting/class ranking. (in at UMD CS direct admit, GMU Honors CS, VCU CS, and deferred at MIT) (Former FCPS, now VB)

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Anonymous wrote:Any rejects?

They rejected 68 percent of the 41,000 oos applicants.

They rejected 88 percent of OOS residents…

No, they deferred 20 percent and rejected 68 percent.

[Anonymous]

Deferred engineering. In state, 3.98/4.5, 1560, NMSF. 3rd deferral. Cowards...just reject. However, he was a direct admit to UMD CS and honors college.

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred engineering. In state, 3.98/4.5, 1560, NMSF. 3rd deferral. Cowards...just reject. However, he was a direct admit to UMD CS and honors college.

Similar as my DS above. Also NMSF and UMD CS but not honors. See you at UMD!

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred engineering. In state, 3.98/4.5, 1560, NMSF. 3rd deferral. Cowards...just reject. However, he was a direct admit to UMD CS and honors college.

Similar as my DS above. Also NMSF and UMD CS but not honors. See you at UMD!

I was thrilled with the UMD acceptance (nice to be "wanted"). Its about $17k more a year than UVA. Not ridiculous amount. I know merit is limited, but it would be nice if we could get a little. Ohio State and Minnesota were generous. Received likely card from W&M. With the deferrals, we now have 7 RD. Best of luck!!

[Anonymous]

Do they mention Echols Scholars Program in the admissions letter for those that got it?

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Anonymous wrote:Rejected. In-state, 1570, 4.4

Got to say I'm skeptical of some of these..

Those are my DC’s stats with 10 AP’s. did not get in.

What did they apply for?

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred engineering. In state, 3.98/4.5, 1560, NMSF. 3rd deferral. Cowards...just reject. However, he was a direct admit to UMD CS and honors college.

Similar as my DS above. Also NMSF and UMD CS but not honors. See you at UMD!

I was thrilled with the UMD acceptance (nice to be "wanted"). Its about $17k more a year than UVA. Not ridiculous amount. I know merit is limited, but it would be nice if we could get a little. Ohio State and Minnesota were generous. Received likely card from W&M. With the deferrals, we now have 7 RD. Best of luck!!

You'd choose UMD over W&M?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Deferred engineering. In state, 3.98/4.5, 1560, NMSF. 3rd deferral. Cowards...just reject. However, he was a direct admit to UMD CS and honors college.

Similar as my DS above. Also NMSF and UMD CS but not honors. See you at UMD!

I was thrilled with the UMD acceptance (nice to be "wanted"). Its about $17k more a year than UVA. Not ridiculous amount. I know merit is limited, but it would be nice if we could get a little. Ohio State and Minnesota were generous. Received likely card from W&M. With the deferrals, we now have 7 RD. Best of luck!!

You'd choose UMD over W&M?

For Computer Science it's a real consideration. Of course now your talking $20k/yr more.