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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does VA have colleges for average kids anymore? Or decent safeties? There seems to be a big drop off between the top 4 schools and the rest. [/quote] I assume VCU, CNU, Mary Washington, Longwood, ODU would all fit the bill? Admittedly, that is a very broad and diverse range of different types of public universities, [b]but I would have had JMU in that category, as easier to get into than UVA and VT, but not anymore??[/b][/quote] It's definitely easier to get into than UVA. For VT it's more about major. [b]There are majors at VT with very high admit rates.[/b][/quote] Really?? I know it's harder to get into Engineering at VT, but I didn't know there were majors that had very high admit rates. Do we seriously have to wait until 2/28 for EA release date at VT?[/quote] You can dig into the data here: https://udc.vt.edu/irdata/data/students/admission/index#college Limiting it to in-state applicants, here are a few I found with admit rates >70%. A lot of these are newer/small majors. Smart and Sustainable Cities (78%) Environmental Policy & Planning (74%) Sustainable Biomaterials (91%) Packaging Systems and Design (82%) Water Resources Policy and Management (88%) Polymer Chemistry (78%) Systems Biology (82%) Mathematics (74%) Statistics (74%) There are a lot of majors with admit rates in the 60% range for in-state students.[/quote] Yes but keep in mind for VTech it can be hard to change your major if you try to game the admissions stats. [/quote] True, but if you are changing within a college, it's less of an issue. You definitely shouldn't apply to a less-popular major expecting to transfer into the Engineering or Business colleges.[/quote]
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