Do most UVA choose UVA over privates?

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Anonymous wrote:Our high school sends so many kids to UVA every year. I know some kids probably ED. I’m wondering if UVA is mostly their first choice or if they didn’t get into a better school so they pick UVA over similarly ranked private (Georgetown, NYU, USC, Tufts, BC). I’m from the Northeast so New England privates were very popular as well as NYU for kids not quite Ivy material.

If you live in the Commonwealth, yes UVA over a private is a no-brainer.

People outside VA aren't clamoring to go to UVA.

Yes they are, idiot. Last year there were 51k OOS and international applicants versus 15k in state.

I've noticed UVA people are often very angry people.

UVA's OOS yield is comparable to GMU's.

I point out your idiocy more in sorrow than in anger.

And I'm also sorry that you don't understand that entirely different types of students apply to GMU versus UVA.

Never contested the difference in students? How are you coming up with this lunacy? The peerage of these two schools is most evident in their yields. Their student bodies are somewhat different.

If you think GMU and UVA are "peer institutions" because of their yield, you are too stupid to be in this conversation.

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Anonymous wrote:Our high school sends so many kids to UVA every year. I know some kids probably ED. I’m wondering if UVA is mostly their first choice or if they didn’t get into a better school so they pick UVA over similarly ranked private (Georgetown, NYU, USC, Tufts, BC). I’m from the Northeast so New England privates were very popular as well as NYU for kids not quite Ivy material.

If you live in the Commonwealth, yes UVA over a private is a no-brainer.

People outside VA aren't clamoring to go to UVA.

Yes they are, idiot. Last year there were 51k OOS and international applicants versus 15k in state.

I've noticed UVA people are often very angry people.

UVA's OOS yield is comparable to GMU's.

I point out your idiocy more in sorrow than in anger.

And I'm also sorry that you don't understand that entirely different types of students apply to GMU versus UVA.

Never contested the difference in students? How are you coming up with this lunacy? The peerage of these two schools is most evident in their yields. Their student bodies are somewhat different.

If you think GMU and UVA are "peer institutions" because of their yield, you are too stupid to be in this conversation.

3.4 GPA community college students? ✅
25k+ students? ✅
Public? ✅
16% yield rates? ✅
Semi urban campuses? ✅

Seem like peers to me

[Anonymous]

You’re ignoring cost with this question.

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Anonymous wrote:UVA's yield rate is only marginally better than those other schools (except for NEU which I didn't bother to look into for obvious reasons) whose yield rates are all around 40%-42%. But guess what? The yield rate for privates is 100% OOS. No in-state tuition benefits driving up yield, so overall yields are not comparable. Sorry.

Guess what? The yield rate for privates ISNT 100 percent out of state. Every college in the country including privates enroll a disproportionate number of its student from in state.

No in-state tuition benefits driving high yield for privates, fool.

That’s not what you said, though. And it’s also not true. Many top private colleges incentivize in state students to enroll through scholarships and grants offered only to in state students.

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Anonymous wrote:Our high school sends so many kids to UVA every year. I know some kids probably ED. I’m wondering if UVA is mostly their first choice or if they didn’t get into a better school so they pick UVA over similarly ranked private (Georgetown, NYU, USC, Tufts, BC). I’m from the Northeast so New England privates were very popular as well as NYU for kids not quite Ivy material.

If you live in the Commonwealth, yes UVA over a private is a no-brainer.

People outside VA aren't clamoring to go to UVA.

Yes they are, idiot. Last year there were 51k OOS and international applicants versus 15k in state.

I've noticed UVA people are often very angry people.

UVA's OOS yield is comparable to GMU's.

I point out your idiocy more in sorrow than in anger.

And I'm also sorry that you don't understand that entirely different types of students apply to GMU versus UVA.

Never contested the difference in students? How are you coming up with this lunacy? The peerage of these two schools is most evident in their yields. Their student bodies are somewhat different.

If you think GMU and UVA are "peer institutions" because of their yield, you are too stupid to be in this conversation.

3.4 GPA community college students? ✅
25k+ students? ✅
Public? ✅
16% yield rates? ✅
Semi urban campuses? ✅

Seem like peers to me

I appreciate your candid admission that you are stupid.

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Anonymous wrote:UVA's yield rate is only marginally better than those other schools (except for NEU which I didn't bother to look into for obvious reasons) whose yield rates are all around 40%-42%. But guess what? The yield rate for privates is 100% OOS. No in-state tuition benefits driving up yield, so overall yields are not comparable. Sorry.

Guess what? The yield rate for privates ISNT 100 percent out of state. Every college in the country including privates enroll a disproportionate number of its student from in state.

No in-state tuition benefits driving high yield for privates, fool.

That’s not what you said, though. And it’s also not true. Many top private colleges incentivize in state students to enroll through scholarships and grants offered only to in state students.

That's absolutely what I said. Which "top privates"? Not ivies. Crummy public schools can't be compared to top privates, sorry.

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Anonymous wrote:Our high school sends so many kids to UVA every year. I know some kids probably ED. I’m wondering if UVA is mostly their first choice or if they didn’t get into a better school so they pick UVA over similarly ranked private (Georgetown, NYU, USC, Tufts, BC). I’m from the Northeast so New England privates were very popular as well as NYU for kids not quite Ivy material.

If you live in the Commonwealth, yes UVA over a private is a no-brainer.

People outside VA aren't clamoring to go to UVA.

Yes they are, idiot. Last year there were 51k OOS and international applicants versus 15k in state.

I've noticed UVA people are often very angry people.

UVA's OOS yield is comparable to GMU's.

I point out your idiocy more in sorrow than in anger.

And I'm also sorry that you don't understand that entirely different types of students apply to GMU versus UVA.

Never contested the difference in students? How are you coming up with this lunacy? The peerage of these two schools is most evident in their yields. Their student bodies are somewhat different.

If you think GMU and UVA are "peer institutions" because of their yield, you are too stupid to be in this conversation.

3.4 GPA community college students? ✅
25k+ students? ✅
Public? ✅
16% yield rates? ✅
Semi urban campuses? ✅

Seem like peers to me

I appreciate your candid admission that you are stupid.

Of course there is no actual recourse when you are faced with facts and truth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Public Ivy > Ivy

The Ivy League is a sports league.

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The yield rate at UVA is only as high as it is because of ED. Before that, its yield was even lower.

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Anonymous wrote:Our high school sends so many kids to UVA every year. I know some kids probably ED. I’m wondering if UVA is mostly their first choice or if they didn’t get into a better school so they pick UVA over similarly ranked private (Georgetown, NYU, USC, Tufts, BC). I’m from the Northeast so New England privates were very popular as well as NYU for kids not quite Ivy material.

If you live in the Commonwealth, yes UVA over a private is a no-brainer.

People outside VA aren't clamoring to go to UVA.

Yes they are, idiot. Last year there were 51k OOS and international applicants versus 15k in state.

I've noticed UVA people are often very angry people.

UVA's OOS yield is comparable to GMU's.

I point out your idiocy more in sorrow than in anger.

And I'm also sorry that you don't understand that entirely different types of students apply to GMU versus UVA.

Never contested the difference in students? How are you coming up with this lunacy? The peerage of these two schools is most evident in their yields. Their student bodies are somewhat different.

If you think GMU and UVA are "peer institutions" because of their yield, you are too stupid to be in this conversation.

3.4 GPA community college students? ✅
25k+ students? ✅
Public? ✅
16% yield rates? ✅
Semi urban campuses? ✅

Seem like peers to me

I appreciate your candid admission that you are stupid.

Of course there is no actual recourse when you are faced with facts and truth.

Your interpretation of "facts and truth" is stupid. You are incapable of making valid comparisons. You're just embarrassing yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The yield rate at UVA is only as high as it is because of ED. Before that, its yield was even lower.

This can be said about many selective schools that offer ED. Try again.

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Anonymous wrote:Our high school sends so many kids to UVA every year. I know some kids probably ED. I’m wondering if UVA is mostly their first choice or if they didn’t get into a better school so they pick UVA over similarly ranked private (Georgetown, NYU, USC, Tufts, BC). I’m from the Northeast so New England privates were very popular as well as NYU for kids not quite Ivy material.

If you live in the Commonwealth, yes UVA over a private is a no-brainer.

People outside VA aren't clamoring to go to UVA.

Yes they are, idiot. Last year there were 51k OOS and international applicants versus 15k in state.

I've noticed UVA people are often very angry people.

UVA's OOS yield is comparable to GMU's.

I point out your idiocy more in sorrow than in anger.

And I'm also sorry that you don't understand that entirely different types of students apply to GMU versus UVA.

Never contested the difference in students? How are you coming up with this lunacy? The peerage of these two schools is most evident in their yields. Their student bodies are somewhat different.

If you think GMU and UVA are "peer institutions" because of their yield, you are too stupid to be in this conversation.

3.4 GPA community college students? ✅
25k+ students? ✅
Public? ✅
16% yield rates? ✅
Semi urban campuses? ✅

Seem like peers to me

I appreciate your candid admission that you are stupid.

Of course there is no actual recourse when you are faced with facts and truth.

Your interpretation of "facts and truth" is stupid. You are incapable of making valid comparisons. You're just embarrassing yourself.

Your understanding of the word "interpretation" is shaky at best. No interpreting, extrapolating, deducing, on my part. I showed the truth and you had no substantive response. Sad.

3.4 GPA community college students? ✅
25k+ students? ✅
Public? ✅
16% yield rates? ✅
Semi urban campuses? ✅

Seem like peers to me

[Anonymous]

UVA was the bottom of the list for my in state kids. One of mine is there but it wasn’t even in their top 5. My other two (twins) have no desire to go there but applied because OOS acceptances to their OOS competitive schools is hard this year.

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Anonymous wrote:All three of my kid wanted to go out of state and explore, so UVA and VT went to the bottom of the list.

My kids also wanted to explore as well , but both went to UVA. Now one works in New York City and the other in London. Glad they were smart enough to realize that college was just the start and went somewhere that was less expensive and would open up lots of opportunities.

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Anonymous wrote:Our high school sends so many kids to UVA every year. I know some kids probably ED. I’m wondering if UVA is mostly their first choice or if they didn’t get into a better school so they pick UVA over similarly ranked private (Georgetown, NYU, USC, Tufts, BC). I’m from the Northeast so New England privates were very popular as well as NYU for kids not quite Ivy material.

If you live in the Commonwealth, yes UVA over a private is a no-brainer.

People outside VA aren't clamoring to go to UVA.

Yes they are, idiot. Last year there were 51k OOS and international applicants versus 15k in state.

I've noticed UVA people are often very angry people.

UVA's OOS yield is comparable to GMU's.

I point out your idiocy more in sorrow than in anger.

And I'm also sorry that you don't understand that entirely different types of students apply to GMU versus UVA.

Never contested the difference in students? How are you coming up with this lunacy? The peerage of these two schools is most evident in their yields. Their student bodies are somewhat different.

If you think GMU and UVA are "peer institutions" because of their yield, you are too stupid to be in this conversation.

3.4 GPA community college students? ✅
25k+ students? ✅
Public? ✅
16% yield rates? ✅
Semi urban campuses? ✅

Seem like peers to me

If those are the only metrics then sure. But we all know they are not.