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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If Florida and Georgia can get to UVA level, I'm not sure how much more room in the south. For flagship publics, you need a huge buy in from the brightest in-state students to stay home. And there has to be a sufficient quantity of high achieving students. [b]NOVA probably has more of those students than Arkansas, Alabama and Mississippi combined.[/b] [/quote] How do you know this?[/quote] Over 5,000 Virginians score between 1400 and 1600 on the SAT. In Alabama, fewer than 500. In Arkansas, fewer than 250. Same for Mississippi. Keep in mind, this is a score achieved in one sitting. So all these states, including Virginia, will have more students achieving a 1400-1600 using the composite score.[/quote]
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