UVA ED admissions are posted

Anonymous
In the portals.
Anonymous
I won't post on Facebook, and I'll let DS call the grandparents, aunts and uncles.
So please just indulge me DCUM as I shout...
Wahoo!!!
I'm so happy for him.
Good luck and best wishes to everyone else!
Anonymous
Admissions blog numbers

Early Decision Applications
Total number of Early Decision applications: 2,159
Total number of VA apps: 1,165
Total number of OOS apps: 994
We use completed applications in our statistics.


Early Decision Offers
Overall offers: 748
Total VA offers: 466 (40% offer rate)
Total OOS offers: 282 (28% offer rate)
Enrollment Goal: ~3,750
This means 20% of the class will have come from the Early Decision round.

It's misleading to average these offer rates together because residency is a major factor in our review. If you are going to share these numbers, cite BOTH offer rates.


Early Decision Defers
Overall defers: 570
Total VA defers: 334
Total OOS defers: 236
Deferred students are no long bound by Early Decision agreements. Read more about deferral here (this link is in all defer letters).

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Admissions blog numbers

Early Decision Applications
Total number of Early Decision applications: 2,159
Total number of VA apps: 1,165
Total number of OOS apps: 994
We use completed applications in our statistics.


Early Decision Offers
Overall offers: 748
Total VA offers: 466 (40% offer rate)
Total OOS offers: 282 (28% offer rate)
Enrollment Goal: ~3,750
This means 20% of the class will have come from the Early Decision round.

It's misleading to average these offer rates together because residency is a major factor in our review. If you are going to share these numbers, cite BOTH offer rates.


Early Decision Defers
Overall defers: 570
Total VA defers: 334
Total OOS defers: 236
Deferred students are no long bound by Early Decision agreements. Read more about deferral here (this link is in all defer letters).



Any VA resident who did not do ED is a fool.
Anonymous
Any VA resident who did not do ED is a fool.


It doesn't looks like it was much easier?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I won't post on Facebook, and I'll let DS call the grandparents, aunts and uncles.
So please just indulge me DCUM as I shout...
Wahoo!!!
I'm so happy for him.
Good luck and best wishes to everyone else!


Congratulations to your son and your family. All the best in his college career.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Any VA resident who did not do ED is a fool.


It doesn't looks like it was much easier?


Correct. That 40% is pretty much what in-state gets.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I won't post on Facebook, and I'll let DS call the grandparents, aunts and uncles.
So please just indulge me DCUM as I shout...
Wahoo!!!
I'm so happy for him.
Good luck and best wishes to everyone else!


Congratulations to your son and your family. All the best in his college career.


Thank you!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Admissions blog numbers

Early Decision Applications
Total number of Early Decision applications: 2,159
Total number of VA apps: 1,165
Total number of OOS apps: 994
We use completed applications in our statistics.


Early Decision Offers
Overall offers: 748
Total VA offers: 466 (40% offer rate)
Total OOS offers: 282 (28% offer rate)
Enrollment Goal: ~3,750
This means 20% of the class will have come from the Early Decision round.

It's misleading to average these offer rates together because residency is a major factor in our review. If you are going to share these numbers, cite BOTH offer rates.


Early Decision Defers
Overall defers: 570
Total VA defers: 334
Total OOS defers: 236
Deferred students are no long bound by Early Decision agreements. Read more about deferral here (this link is in all defer letters).



What I find interesting is how many student were flat-out denied.
If my math is correct...
Total number of VA apps: 1,165
Total VA offers: 466 (40% offer rate)
Total VA defers: 334
466+334=800 total number who were either accepted now or deferred.
1165-800=365 who were flat out denied.
I'd be curious to know about those applications.
Was it serious wishful thinking?
Could they have been better off doing regular decision?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I won't post on Facebook, and I'll let DS call the grandparents, aunts and uncles.
So please just indulge me DCUM as I shout...
Wahoo!!!
I'm so happy for him.
Good luck and best wishes to everyone else!


Congratulations to your son and your family. All the best in his college career.


+1

Nice!
Anonymous
Congrats!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Admissions blog numbers

Early Decision Applications
Total number of Early Decision applications: 2,159
Total number of VA apps: 1,165
Total number of OOS apps: 994
We use completed applications in our statistics.


Early Decision Offers
Overall offers: 748
Total VA offers: 466 (40% offer rate)
Total OOS offers: 282 (28% offer rate)
Enrollment Goal: ~3,750
This means 20% of the class will have come from the Early Decision round.

It's misleading to average these offer rates together because residency is a major factor in our review. If you are going to share these numbers, cite BOTH offer rates.


Early Decision Defers
Overall defers: 570
Total VA defers: 334
Total OOS defers: 236
Deferred students are no long bound by Early Decision agreements. Read more about deferral here (this link is in all defer letters).



What I find interesting is how many student were flat-out denied.
If my math is correct...
Total number of VA apps: 1,165
Total VA offers: 466 (40% offer rate)
Total VA defers: 334
466+334=800 total number who were either accepted now or deferred.
1165-800=365 who were flat out denied.
I'd be curious to know about those applications.
Was it serious wishful thinking?
Could they have been better off doing regular decision?


Probably kinder in the long run. They will be more drive to do a good job on RD apps. Why string people along?

Georgetown only defers. Not sure I agree with that.
Anonymous
Parent of OOS student who is a junior. Even the OOS students seem to have a big preference with this ED, right? Vis a Vis admissions odds from the regular applications, I mean.
Anonymous
can you still apply RD if you get rejected in ED?
Anonymous
No.
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