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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]With those stats, yes[/quote] lol Middle 50% SAT UM 1380-1540 UVA 1330-1500 So no those schools aren't safeties with those stats [/quote] How is UVA ranked so much higher with lower SATs? Your data can't be right[/quote] First, scores only form a tiny component of US News calculations, and that would come from the Common Data Set, which only includes SAT section scores for [i]enrolled[/i] students, but [i]does not include a composite range[/i]. Often schools post a composite range on the class profile page of their website, but that could be either for [i]admitted[/i] students (higher) or [i]enrolled[/i] students (lower). UM enrolled class of 2022 (common data set 2018-2019) SAT EBRW 660-730, math 670-780 UVA enrolled class of 2022 (common data set 2018-2019) SAT EBRW 660-730, math 670-770 https://obp.umich.edu/wp-content/uploads/pubdata/cds/cds_2018-2019_umaa.pdf (see section C9) https://ias.virginia.edu/cds-2018-19 (Regardless, neither school is a safety.)[/quote]
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