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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My son is at TJ and his post sophomore year [b]GPA is 4.30[/b]. Has 3 b+ so far ( 2 from math ) and 1 in Spanish. SAT score is 1550.Very good extra curriculars. Wondering how these 3 B+ grades will affect the top 10 college chances.[/quote] The 75th percentile for median GPA was a 4.49 for UVA for entering students (not those accepted, which is a higher figure, but those who actually showed up) for fall 2019. https://research.schev.edu//enrollment/B10_FreshmenProfile.asp. Even the median 50th percentile for entering students is higher than a 4.30.[/quote] [b]Two thirds has. First, UVA is more forgiving on GPA for TJ. They know the drill and about grade deflation, and that things like AP Wprld History and first year AP CS and AP Physics below C aren’t an option. So, TJ has a lower GPA requirement. Plus, they don’t weight DT, PE, Langauage. It’s hard to get more than one AP in sophomore year— because again, no AP into Cs. No AP WH. You are looking at graduating GPAs. General rule of thing at TJ is+.1 for each of senior and and junior years, maybe a bit less, if you stay on your trajectory. The 4.3 kid probably graduates with a 4.45. [/quote][/b] That may be true, but the 4.49 for 75th percentile is for those students who actually showed up to UVA last fall. The stats of the ACCEPTED students are much higher. High stats TJ students, and McLean and Langley students high stats students, used to use UVA as a safety while they tried for Ivies. Those days are over.[/quote] Where do those numbers come from? Lots of private school kids go to UVA with GPA's that cannot be above 4 so I doubt that is a number from UVA itself. So is it from one of the public schools mentioned? [/quote]
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