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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What's their policy if any? Do kids of alumni get preferential treatment? Are students who only did a Master's program also considered alumni for this preferential treatment or is that reserved for people who spent a certain amount of time and money there?[/quote] Is this a joke? [b]Va Tech has a 75 percent acceptance rate?[/quote][/b] No, it doesn't and anyhow you can't compare acceptance rates of any state school to acceptance rates of private colleges or private universities. The students who apply to UVA, W&M, and UVA all self-select and the public high schools route the best students to the best VA school they think suitable. So a better measure for how difficult it is to get in is to compare your child's GPA and test scores to the Average median 50% of scores at Tecj. Here they are: https://www.collegedata.com/cs/data/college/college_pg01_tmpl.jhtml?schoolId=1568. All three institutions have kids coming in with very high test scores and high gpa. A good rule of thumb is that it makes no sense if you are not in the top 10% of your class, say for UVA. because 93.6% acceptances last year were top ten percent of the class. Average GPA is now 4.43, act average 50% median is 31-35. Tech's are a bit lower but for engineering where most successful applicants had 4.0 or higher when they applied. [/quote]
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