What’s next for UVA

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%

That would go against their mission.

The University of Virginia is a public institution of higher learning guided by a founding vision of discovery, innovation, and development of the full potential of talented students from all walks of life. It serves the Commonwealth of Virginia, the nation, and the world by developing responsible citizen leaders and professionals; advancing, preserving, and disseminating knowledge; and providing world-class patient care.

We are defined by:

Our enduring commitment to a vibrant and unique residential learning environment marked by the free and collegial exchange of ideas;
Our unwavering support of a collaborative, diverse community bound together by distinctive foundational values of honor, integrity, trust, and respect; and
Our universal dedication to excellence and affordable access.
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Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


It would have to get agreement from the state and likely have to pay for all property and forego state funds. That isn't happening.



Exactly. UVA’s buildings and properties are owned by The Commonwealth. And the state legislature would have to approve 50% OOS.



Is it law stating 2/3 in-state? Some sources say it is a state mandate, other places say it is optional and UVA doesn't have to, but chooses to.


It isn't law. But if it varies significantly from this there would be funding and political repercussions.
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Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


It would have to get agreement from the state and likely have to pay for all property and forego state funds. That isn't happening.



Exactly. UVA’s buildings and properties are owned by The Commonwealth. And the state legislature would have to approve 50% OOS.



Is it law stating 2/3 in-state? Some sources say it is a state mandate, other places say it is optional and UVA doesn't have to, but chooses to.


It isn't law. But if it varies significantly from this there would be funding and political repercussions.


When states go to 50%+ (Michigan, Alabama, Vermont), it is really an recognition that state funding is not sufficient and the school can enroll more OOS students to maintain its financial footing and reputation.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?


Go private to admit whoever they want. Less entitlement from nova moms thinking that their average 4.0 kid should get in uva.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?


Go private to admit whoever they want. Less entitlement from nova moms thinking that their average 4.0 kid should get in uva.


That’s silly.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?


Go private to admit whoever they want. Less entitlement from nova moms thinking that their average 4.0 kid should get in uva.


That’s silly.


Why? UVA doesn’t need more average kids and they definitely don’t need the entitlement because of “taxes”
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?


Go private to admit whoever they want. Less entitlement from nova moms thinking that their average 4.0 kid should get in uva.


That didn’t seem to work for Harvard or other ivies
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?


Go private to admit whoever they want. Less entitlement from nova moms thinking that their average 4.0 kid should get in uva.


That didn’t seem to work for Harvard or other ivies


Why?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?


Go private to admit whoever they want. Less entitlement from nova moms thinking that their average 4.0 kid should get in uva.


I don't think UVA is losing sleep over the "entitlement from nova moms."
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?


Go private to admit whoever they want. Less entitlement from nova moms thinking that their average 4.0 kid should get in uva.


That didn’t seem to work for Harvard or other ivies


Why?


Harvard, although private, takes public funds.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?


Go private to admit whoever they want. Less entitlement from nova moms thinking that their average 4.0 kid should get in uva.


That didn’t seem to work for Harvard or other ivies


Why?


Harvard, although private, takes public funds.


Harvard doesn't get funding for students. It gets paid for services rendered.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?


Go private to admit whoever they want. Less entitlement from nova moms thinking that their average 4.0 kid should get in uva.


Yet nova moms don’t feel entitled to Harvard.

That didn’t seem to work for Harvard or other ivies


Why?


Harvard, although private, takes public funds.
Anonymous
Is everyone forgetting any community college student with a 3.0 gets GUARANTEED ADMISSION to UVA?
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA should just go private. Or increase OOS to 50%


Why would they do this?


Go private to admit whoever they want. Less entitlement from nova moms thinking that their average 4.0 kid should get in uva.


That didn’t seem to work for Harvard or other ivies


Why?


Harvard, although private, takes public funds.


Harvard doesn't get funding for students. It gets paid for services rendered.


Student loans and grants.
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