Anonymous wrote:JMU and VT are not reaches. JMU is a safety. VT somewhere in between a safety and a reach.
Anonymous wrote:JMU and VT are not reaches. JMU is a safety. VT somewhere in between a safety and a reach.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where is your 3.5 (weighted) GPA kid going to school? What are they studying?
If DC is lucky, they might end up with a 3.5. They want a school with a rah-rah spirit but the VA options (JMU, Tech and UVA) are a huge reach.
What schools should they consider? Please don't recommend Mason, VCU or UMW. Those schools are out.
Are ODU and CNU our best bet? Will WVU give merit for a low 3.something GPA?
So you would consider OOS? You already eliminated 6 in-state options. WVU would give merit. Also ECU, App St and CCU.
OP here--we would consider OOS if we can bring cost to a relatively similar place. Is that even possible with a 3.5 GPA?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where is your 3.5 (weighted) GPA kid going to school? What are they studying?
If DC is lucky, they might end up with a 3.5. They want a school with a rah-rah spirit but the VA options (JMU, Tech and UVA) are a huge reach.
What schools should they consider? Please don't recommend Mason, VCU or UMW. Those schools are out.
Are ODU and CNU our best bet? Will WVU give merit for a low 3.something GPA?
So you would consider OOS? You already eliminated 6 in-state options. WVU would give merit. Also ECU, App St and CCU.
Anonymous wrote:Where is your 3.5 (weighted) GPA kid going to school? What are they studying?
If DC is lucky, they might end up with a 3.5. They want a school with a rah-rah spirit but the VA options (JMU, Tech and UVA) are a huge reach.
What schools should they consider? Please don't recommend Mason, VCU or UMW. Those schools are out.
Are ODU and CNU our best bet? Will WVU give merit for a low 3.something GPA?