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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lol
A[b] week and a half ago everyone on here was saying the UVA kids were smart and wouldn’t spread covid. Look who’s the same as VT and JMU now. [/quote]

Someone tracks the daily status from the college dashboards and makes estimates of the percentage that are positive from the testing data.  For UVA, it is increasing, but certainly not to the level of Radford, JMU, and VT yet.  UVA is estimated at 4.2% of population positive vs. 33% at Radford, 28% at JMU, and 11.2% at VT.  The other Virginia schools seem to be doing better at this point.

https://www.vacovidstatus.com/2020/09/daily-status-sept_19.html[/quote][/b]

Yes, UVA's is one of the lowest in the nation, which is why I don't understand OP's post.  Look at JMU if you want to see a real mess.[/quote]

In Virginia, UVA is the third worst in terms of current levels.

JMU -> VT -> UVA.

Radford was ahead of all of them, but either everyone got sick or they were able to get it under control. (at its worse, Radford at two weeks where nearly every test was positive; they could only test 60/per day).

The only school to have been able to control an outbreak so far is VCU.

W&M, CNU & GMU have avoided them so far.  UMW and ODU, the student returned too recently to really assess.

UVA had an initial surge, then it leveled off, but now it is growing again.  Of course, it is UVA so what do you expect?  I mean, the virus does not have a chance against the grounds.[/quote]

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