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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

UGA not the highest ranked public university in its own state. That would be Georgia Tech. So, quite different than your UVA Virginia Tech comparison.

What’s your point?

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

Lol. Who gets rejected by UGA?

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

Lol. Who gets rejected by UGA?

Lol. UGA has a 37% acceptance rate.

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

Lol. Who gets rejected by UGA?

Lol. UGA has a 37% acceptance rate.

Almost 40% - Is that much different than Tennessee? Tennessee is getting much more difficult to get into. Like I've said, I don't think the two schools are that far apart. Both good schools.

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

Lol. Who gets rejected by UGA?

Lol. UGA has a 37% acceptance rate.

Almost 40% - Is that much different than Tennessee? Tennessee is getting much more difficult to get into. Like I've said, I don't think the two schools are that far apart. Both good schools.

Tennessee accepts 65% of in-state students and isn’t ranked in the top 100. UGA is selective in state and out of state and much better ranked. Please stop embarrassing yourself.

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

Lol. Who gets rejected by UGA?

Lol. UGA has a 37% acceptance rate.

Almost 40% - Is that much different than Tennessee? Tennessee is getting much more difficult to get into. Like I've said, I don't think the two schools are that far apart. Both good schools.

Tennessee accepts 65% of in-state students and isn’t ranked in the top 100. UGA is selective in state and out of state and much better ranked. Please stop embarrassing yourself.

Why are you so defensive of UGA? Their overall acceptance rates recently are not that far off. I said it’s a good school just don’t think it’s as superior to a fellow SEC school like Tennessee as you are making it out to be. Both large SEC schools with good academics that place a large emphasis on football and sports. There is nothing wrong with that. It’s all good

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

Lol. Who gets rejected by UGA?

Lol. UGA has a 37% acceptance rate.

Almost 40% - Is that much different than Tennessee? Tennessee is getting much more difficult to get into. Like I've said, I don't think the two schools are that far apart. Both good schools.

Tennessee accepts 65% of in-state students and isn’t ranked in the top 100. UGA is selective in state and out of state and much better ranked. Please stop embarrassing yourself.

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

Lol. Who gets rejected by UGA?

Lol. UGA has a 37% acceptance rate.

Almost 40% - Is that much different than Tennessee? Tennessee is getting much more difficult to get into. Like I've said, I don't think the two schools are that far apart. Both good schools.

Tennessee accepts 65% of in-state students and isn’t ranked in the top 100. UGA is selective in state and out of state and much better ranked. Please stop embarrassing yourself.

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There’s a lot of non northeastern, non southern kids at Vandy. I went to high school in CA and Vandy and Texas were always very popular compared to other southern schools.

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

Lol. Who gets rejected by UGA?

Lol. UGA has a 37% acceptance rate.

Almost 40% - Is that much different than Tennessee? Tennessee is getting much more difficult to get into. Like I've said, I don't think the two schools are that far apart. Both good schools.

Tennessee accepts 65% of in-state students and isn’t ranked in the top 100. UGA is selective in state and out of state and much better ranked. Please stop embarrassing yourself.

Why are you so defensive of UGA? Their overall acceptance rates recently are not that far off. I said it’s a good school just don’t think it’s as superior to a fellow SEC school like Tennessee as you are making it out to be. Both large SEC schools with good academics that place a large emphasis on football and sports. There is nothing wrong with that. It’s all good

You’re desperately trying to make people think UGA and UTK are similar academically and they’re not, sorry. The in-state acceptance rate tells the true story about UTK, they are average in-state and generated more apps out of state recently.

Overall acceptance rate doesn’t matter when UGA outranks UTK and it’s not close. UGA has much higher stats. UGA requires the SAT or ACT. You can love UTK without it being in the same academic tier as UGA.

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

Lol. Who gets rejected by UGA?

Lol. UGA has a 37% acceptance rate.

Almost 40% - Is that much different than Tennessee? Tennessee is getting much more difficult to get into. Like I've said, I don't think the two schools are that far apart. Both good schools.

Tennessee accepts 65% of in-state students and isn’t ranked in the top 100. UGA is selective in state and out of state and much better ranked. Please stop embarrassing yourself.

Why are you so defensive of UGA? Their overall acceptance rates recently are not that far off. I said it’s a good school just don’t think it’s as superior to a fellow SEC school like Tennessee as you are making it out to be. Both large SEC schools with good academics that place a large emphasis on football and sports. There is nothing wrong with that. It’s all good

You’re desperately trying to make people think UGA and UTK are similar academically and they’re not, sorry. The in-state acceptance rate tells the true story about UTK, they are average in-state and generated more apps out of state recently.

Overall acceptance rate doesn’t matter when UGA outranks UTK and it’s not close. UGA has much higher stats. UGA requires the SAT or ACT. You can love UTK without it being in the same academic tier as UGA.

+1 High school students in Georgia often go to U of Tennessee, U of Kentucky, or U of Alabama when they don't get into UGA.

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Don’t put that evil on UVA. They rank 39th in engineering and moving up. UGA is 111!

Did your kid get rejected by UGA?

Lol. Who gets rejected by UGA?

Lol. UGA has a 37% acceptance rate.

Almost 40% - Is that much different than Tennessee? Tennessee is getting much more difficult to get into. Like I've said, I don't think the two schools are that far apart. Both good schools.

Tennessee accepts 65% of in-state students and isn’t ranked in the top 100. UGA is selective in state and out of state and much better ranked. Please stop embarrassing yourself.

Why are you so defensive of UGA? Their overall acceptance rates recently are not that far off. I said it’s a good school just don’t think it’s as superior to a fellow SEC school like Tennessee as you are making it out to be. Both large SEC schools with good academics that place a large emphasis on football and sports. There is nothing wrong with that. It’s all good

You’re desperately trying to make people think UGA and UTK are similar academically and they’re not, sorry. The in-state acceptance rate tells the true story about UTK, they are average in-state and generated more apps out of state recently.

Overall acceptance rate doesn’t matter when UGA outranks UTK and it’s not close. UGA has much higher stats. UGA requires the SAT or ACT. You can love UTK without it being in the same academic tier as UGA.

Why are desparately trying to show UGA is better than UTK? What's your interest?

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Lol what a stupid take. Texas has Texas A&M yet UT at Austin is still ranked high for engineering. UCLA has Cal Tech et al. Should l go on? There are many

Caltech is private.

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Anonymous wrote:UGA was 37% acceptance rate for 2024, Clemson was 38% acceptance, and Alabama 45%- these are not huge variations
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Georgia kids who lack the grades for UGA often go to Alabama, Kentucky, or Tennessee.

Tennessee and UGA are getting pretty close. So I would just leave Alabama and Kentucky.

Tennessee isn’t in UGA’s tier.

It actually is. Sorry. UGA is average.

UGA is a top public university. Is Tennessee even in the top 100?

Sorry, but it's hard for me to take UGA that school when they rank #111 in such a popular STEM major like engineering (lower than Tennessee I might add) . It's a decent school but don't make it out to be more than it is. A big SEC school with a football team.

Did your kid not get in or something? Top flagships like UGA and UVA don’t focus on engineering because GA and VA have GT and VT for STEM.

Lol what a stupid take. Texas has Texas A&M yet UT at Austin is still ranked high for engineering. UCLA has Cal Tech et al. Should l go on? There are many

Caltech is private.

Cal Poly then...all of them. Whatever.