TJ Class of 2025

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

DP

I bet standardized test scores dropped.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

You don't need all of them. You just need a reasonable representative sample size.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

You don't need all of them. You just need a reasonable representative sample size.

We don’t know that the list from this year (or prior years) was reasonably representative. The list is incomplete.

There is also a lot of variation from year to year and many recent changes on the college admissions front. e.g., Class of 2023 had more options for test optional than the Class of 2024.

It’d be more meaningful to look at the full data set over a period of time.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

You don't need all of them. You just need a reasonable representative sample size.

We don’t know that the list from this year (or prior years) was reasonably representative. The list is incomplete.

There is also a lot of variation from year to year and many recent changes on the college admissions front. e.g., Class of 2023 had more options for test optional than the Class of 2024.

It’d be more meaningful to look at the full data set over a period of time.

The rest of the list from this year is posted above and includes over half of the class. So yes, you can compare. The admissions to selective schools was not as strong this year. That said, the trend of UVA not accepting as many TJ students has been going on for more than a few years.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

You don't need all of them. You just need a reasonable representative sample size.

We don’t know that the list from this year (or prior years) was reasonably representative. The list is incomplete.

There is also a lot of variation from year to year and many recent changes on the college admissions front. e.g., Class of 2023 had more options for test optional than the Class of 2024.

It’d be more meaningful to look at the full data set over a period of time.

The rest of the list from this year is posted above and includes over half of the class. So yes, you can compare. The admissions to selective schools was not as strong this year. That said, the trend of UVA not accepting as many TJ students has been going on for more than a few years.

The TJ Today list is matriculations, not acceptances. Fewer have been matriculating at UVA, but we don't know all the details. A higher percentage appear to go OOS vs 10 years ago.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

You don't need all of them. You just need a reasonable representative sample size.

We don’t know that the list from this year (or prior years) was reasonably representative. The list is incomplete.

There is also a lot of variation from year to year and many recent changes on the college admissions front. e.g., Class of 2023 had more options for test optional than the Class of 2024.

It’d be more meaningful to look at the full data set over a period of time.

The rest of the list from this year is posted above and includes over half of the class. So yes, you can compare. The admissions to selective schools was not as strong this year. That said, the trend of UVA not accepting as many TJ students has been going on for more than a few years.

The TJ Today list is matriculations, not acceptances. Fewer have been matriculating at UVA, but we don't know all the details. A higher percentage appear to go OOS vs 10 years ago.

That matches national trends … easier to get in to an OOS flagship or public vs. your own state’s flagship in many cases. Especially for competitive majors like engineering.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

You don't need all of them. You just need a reasonable representative sample size.

We don’t know that the list from this year (or prior years) was reasonably representative. The list is incomplete.

There is also a lot of variation from year to year and many recent changes on the college admissions front. e.g., Class of 2023 had more options for test optional than the Class of 2024.

It’d be more meaningful to look at the full data set over a period of time.

The rest of the list from this year is posted above and includes over half of the class. So yes, you can compare. The admissions to selective schools was not as strong this year. That said, the trend of UVA not accepting as many TJ students has been going on for more than a few years.

The TJ Today list is matriculations, not acceptances. Fewer have been matriculating at UVA, but we don't know all the details. A higher percentage appear to go OOS vs 10 years ago.

That matches national trends … easier to get in to an OOS flagship or public vs. your own state’s flagship in many cases. Especially for competitive majors like engineering.

Well, we don't know what the financial picture looks like as well once merit or financial aid is factored. What happened with TJ was as it became nationally recognized, graduates were actively recruited by colleges and the amount of scholarship money went way up. That may all reverse now with the new admissions criteria.

[Anonymous]

The one thing that is clear is that the number of students staying in-state had generally been going down for quite a while. All from TJ Senior editions.

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
UVA 104 91 106 105 86 81 81 62 72 37 40 37 49 44
VT 19 30 31 25 21 38 35 42 38 16 16 20 7 23
W&M 63 60 56 55 65 44 32 38 19 28 19 35 26 24
Total 186 181 193 185 172 163 148 142 129 81 75 92 82 91

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

You don't need all of them. You just need a reasonable representative sample size.

We don’t know that the list from this year (or prior years) was reasonably representative. The list is incomplete.

There is also a lot of variation from year to year and many recent changes on the college admissions front. e.g., Class of 2023 had more options for test optional than the Class of 2024.

It’d be more meaningful to look at the full data set over a period of time.

The rest of the list from this year is posted above and includes over half of the class. So yes, you can compare. The admissions to selective schools was not as strong this year. That said, the trend of UVA not accepting as many TJ students has been going on for more than a few years.

The TJ Today list is matriculations, not acceptances. Fewer have been matriculating at UVA, but we don't know all the details. A higher percentage appear to go OOS vs 10 years ago.

Having the full list of acceptances over a period of time would be way more meaningful than comparing partial lists of matriculations between two years.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

You don't need all of them. You just need a reasonable representative sample size.

We don’t know that the list from this year (or prior years) was reasonably representative. The list is incomplete.

There is also a lot of variation from year to year and many recent changes on the college admissions front. e.g., Class of 2023 had more options for test optional than the Class of 2024.

It’d be more meaningful to look at the full data set over a period of time.

The rest of the list from this year is posted above and includes over half of the class. So yes, you can compare. The admissions to selective schools was not as strong this year. That said, the trend of UVA not accepting as many TJ students has been going on for more than a few years.

The TJ Today list is matriculations, not acceptances. Fewer have been matriculating at UVA, but we don't know all the details. A higher percentage appear to go OOS vs 10 years ago.

Having the full list of acceptances over a period of time would be way more meaningful than comparing partial lists of matriculations between two years.

Even TJ does not know who was accepted where if student does not share. TJ only knows where the student will matriculate to (because it needs to send final transcript).

The best list would be the internal student-run survey because that shows acceptances if shared by students. You need to be a current TJ student to access.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

Class 2023 destinations from TJToday:

UVA - 44
VT - 23
W&M - 24
GMU - 5

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 6
Chapel Hill - 7
Carnegie Mellon - 9
Penn - 5
Cornell - 7
MIT - 3
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 14
Purdue - 17
Michigan - 10
Stanford - 1

It likely correlates to standardized test scores.

All of the matriculations aren’t listed so you can’t make any conclusions from that.

You don't need all of them. You just need a reasonable representative sample size.

We don’t know that the list from this year (or prior years) was reasonably representative. The list is incomplete.

There is also a lot of variation from year to year and many recent changes on the college admissions front. e.g., Class of 2023 had more options for test optional than the Class of 2024.

It’d be more meaningful to look at the full data set over a period of time.

The rest of the list from this year is posted above and includes over half of the class. So yes, you can compare. The admissions to selective schools was not as strong this year. That said, the trend of UVA not accepting as many TJ students has been going on for more than a few years.

The TJ Today list is matriculations, not acceptances. Fewer have been matriculating at UVA, but we don't know all the details. A higher percentage appear to go OOS vs 10 years ago.

Having the full list of acceptances over a period of time would be way more meaningful than comparing partial lists of matriculations between two years.

Even TJ does not know who was accepted where if student does not share. TJ only knows where the student will matriculate to (because it needs to send final transcript).

The best list would be the internal student-run survey because that shows acceptances if shared by students. You need to be a current TJ student to access.

So...Naviance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not impressive and definitely a change from previous years. A sampling from the print Senior edition of TJ Today:

UVA - 20
VT - 13
W&M - 14
GMU - 21

Georgetown - 8
Princeton - 4
Duke - 2
Chapel Hill - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 4
Penn - 4
Cornell - 5
MIT - 2
Harvard - 5
Chicago - 9
Purdue - 19
Michigan - 5
Stanford - 1

How does TJ 2025 college admission compare with other high schools, like Langley, McLean and Woodson? It was said both Langley and Woodson have graduates going to MIT. What about other top universities?