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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous](I’ve posted earlier in this thread. Not sure why I’m so engaged by this.) Losing in-state high achievers who truly want VT seems wrong. Accepting more first gen state residents seems right. Yield from acceptances to VT is relatively low. How do they get this right if they are clearly not first choice for so many of the people “shocked” not to get in? Agree with previous poster: there’s no advantage in driving away in-state high achievers who do want to attend. What process solves this?[/quote] ED solves this. High stats kids who *really* want to go to VT should apply ED. Those complaining about rejections did not. [/quote] Virginia is the only state where public schools have ED. Sounds like the VT position is high stats in state kids should not apply to UVA or other schools if they want to get into VT. But they are more okay for slightly lower stats in state kids to apply to multiple schools. Okay seems hard to justify that as a fair transparent way to serve the state. It also seems a little defeatist.[/quote] Virginia isn’t even close to being the only stare where public universities have ED.[/quote] Which others? Most have EA.[/quote] University of Vermont has ED[/quote] 2023 is the first year they have ED.[/quote]
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