UVA OUT THIS FRIDAY

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

OOS yield is only 16% at UVA.

Let's assume this is true. So what. The kids who want to attend don't give a shit about OOS yield, and their families apparently are able to make it work financially. Please move on and let interested families discuss their results.

If you really think about it longitudinally, it means UVA is on the long-term decline because 1) it is too reliant on oos kids for budgeting purposes and 2) it is charging a private school tuition that these kids think is not worth it. Something will have to give if UVA will maintain its level of prestige. The writing is on the wall — and some people can read it better than others.

If you could actually read, you would know that the OOS yield from the actual university data is similar to other top public universities.

[Anonymous]

Is the SCHEV data correct for W&M? Because it is different than what is on the W&M website too.

How do we know which is correct?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I bet yield is up this year. My DC is OOS magnet public and has "ivy level" (if you will) stats as do friends. Everyone they know got into at best one top EA admit. My DC into Michigan. Best friend into UVA. Third friend into UNC. 2 friends into UF. Nobody USC. Nobody Texas. Each deferred from the rest. These are friends from several different high schools so it's not that universities are dividing admits from one class of kids. No one really expects RD to bring accepts as everyone will be back into the same pool for very few spots.

Just my thoughts but it seems like there are many deferrals and kids are lucky to have one top40 admit. I bet yield for all is uncharacteristically high.

Wait and see. My guess is there will be some RD admits for this group! But, glad everyone has 1 competitive option.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UVA is 100% lying on their website.

Give it a rest already.

What? It would be in line with their institutional vibe. I've never seen so many posts about cheating on a university reddit page.

Huh? Can you provide links?
As a prospective parent, the honor code is one feature that really attracts me after 4 years of high school where cheating doesn't seem to be taken that seriously

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is the SCHEV data correct for W&M? Because it is different than what is on the W&M website too.

How do we know which is correct?

The source of the SCHEV admissions data is the universities themselves. So if the universities are saying, “hey SCHEV isn’t calculating this correctly” then the universities are probably right. Or it’s a giant conspiracy where the universities are all lying to make themselves look better to terminally online people. Take your pick.

[Anonymous]

Anyways....back to the original topic!

DC in state admit.....

-4.4w/3.98uw (highest rigor possible at private that doesn't allow APs until Junior yr)
-1500
-leadership in several activities/clubs
-club sport
-lots of volunteering (presidents service award)
-4 years of FL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Accepted in-state

4.0 uw, highest rigor
1390 SAT
Varsity and club sport
EIC school newspaper
Internship in area of study
Very strong essay and LORs
Only took 3 years of foreign language

Congrats!
Legacy?

Nope, no connection to UVA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Accepted in-state

4.0 uw, highest rigor
1390 SAT
Varsity and club sport
EIC school newspaper
Internship in area of study
Very strong essay and LORs
Only took 3 years of foreign language

Congrats!
Legacy?

Nope, no connection to UVA

Doesn't legacy not matter at UVA?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Accepted in-state

4.0 uw, highest rigor
1390 SAT
Varsity and club sport
EIC school newspaper
Internship in area of study
Very strong essay and LORs
Only took 3 years of foreign language

Congrats!
Legacy?

URM?

Not URM either

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyways....back to the original topic!

DC in state admit.....

-4.4w/3.98uw (highest rigor possible at private that doesn't allow APs until Junior yr)
-1500
-leadership in several activities/clubs
-club sport
-lots of volunteering (presidents service award)
-4 years of FL

What is FL

[Anonymous]

This year and last year I have known many JMU educated parents who are sending their kids to UVA. I also know several UVA educated parents whose kids were rejected from UVA.

I don’t know if this is just a fluke in my experience, but it seems UVA really is honoring the legacy ruling change from last year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyways....back to the original topic!

DC in state admit.....

-4.4w/3.98uw (highest rigor possible at private that doesn't allow APs until Junior yr)
-1500
-leadership in several activities/clubs
-club sport
-lots of volunteering (presidents service award)
-4 years of FL

What is FL

Foreign Language - sorry. Lots of debate about whether 3 years or 4 years helps. I do think showing max rigor in as many core areas as possible (foreign language being a core area) is helpful based on the results of our friends and classmates.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This year and last year I have known many JMU educated parents who are sending their kids to UVA. I also know several UVA educated parents whose kids were rejected from UVA.

I don’t know if this is just a fluke in my experience, but it seems UVA really is honoring the legacy ruling change from last year.

Agreed - I know several legacy kids that were denied.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Accepted in-state

4.0 uw, highest rigor
1390 SAT
Varsity and club sport
EIC school newspaper
Internship in area of study
Very strong essay and LORs
Only took 3 years of foreign language

Outside of NoVA? Smaller town?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This year and last year I have known many JMU educated parents who are sending their kids to UVA. I also know several UVA educated parents whose kids were rejected from UVA.

I don’t know if this is just a fluke in my experience, but it seems UVA really is honoring the legacy ruling change from last year.

Agreed - I know several legacy kids that were denied.

Good.

Mommy and daddy went to the college. The kid did not.