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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sources:  
"https://uvamagazine.org/articles/9190_win_spots_in_class_of_2027"
"https://uvamagazine.org/articles/from_record_applications_uva_extends_7000_early_offers"

Key points from the above sources:
* UVA received a record 56,546 applications.
* UVA received 15,169 Virginia applications and 41,377 out-of-state applications.
* Acceptance rate for Virginia applications was 27%, which is very close to last year's 28%.
* Acceptance rate for out-of-state applications dropped from 15% to 12%.
* UVA delivered a total of 9,190 offers across the three admissions cycles.
   - Binding Admissions (due Dec): 1038 offered admission
   - Early Action (due Feb): 5930 offered admission
   - Regular cycle: 2221 offered admission
* 1st year class (all undergraduate schools): ~3970
* Admissions offers to international applicants were: 730

* Admissions offers to white/non-hispanic were 3639.
* Admissions offers to Asians were 2000.
* Admissions offers to African-Americans were 910.
* Admissions offers to (any race) Hispanics were 847.

* Admissions offers to College of Arts & Sciences (CLAS) were: 6787
* Admissions offers to School of Engineering & Applied Science (SEAS) were: 1882
* Admissions offers to School of Architecture were: 225
* Admissions offers to School of Nursing were: 174
* Admissions offers to School of Education (e.g., Kinesiology program) were: 122

My Observations:
* (3970/9190) =  43.2 % expected yield
[b]* A projected yield of only 43.2% is not stellar, which tends to refute claims of "yield protection" (as that term usually is defined here).[/b]
* A majority of the offers were made to students who either were Early Decision (binding) or Early Action (non-binding).
* "...Roberts highlighted the representation of students from 394 of the commonwealth’s 623 high schools."

(It might be helpful if folks with access to official data from other universities/colleges which are popular on DCUM would post those summary data, along with URL links to the source of the data.  Ideally, a separate thread for each university/college. :-) )

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What is the difference in yield from in state vs. out of state.  [/quote]

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