Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s HS-dependent as has been emphasized. Only your school’s Naviance scattergram can inform you.

However, it’s generally acknowledged your kiddo will need a 4.4gpa headed into senior year, plus top rigor and 4 years of a foreign language for a shot at UVA.

Most kids do min required 3 years, does 4 years of a foreign language increase chances?

Yes, UVA recommends four years of the same language. It’s in the admission materials online. And has been discussed ad nauseum here. Most of the top 30 schools want to see four years.

Anonymous wrote:It’s HS-dependent as has been emphasized. Only your school’s Naviance scattergram can inform you.

However, it’s generally acknowledged your kiddo will need a 4.4gpa headed into senior year, plus top rigor and 4 years of a foreign language for a shot at UVA.

Most kids do min required 3 years, does 4 years of a foreign language increase chances?

Anonymous wrote:It will be interesting this year with zero supplements, no legacy, no demonstrated interest, need blind. They will be shooting in the dark.

The only thing that's new is the zero supplements.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It will be interesting this year with zero supplements, no legacy, no demonstrated interest, need blind. They will be shooting in the dark.

UVA is need blind in admissions? Is this new?

No. It’s been need-blind for a long time and covers 100% of need. One of the few publics that do it

Anonymous wrote:It’s HS-dependent as has been emphasized. Only your school’s Naviance scattergram can inform you.

However, it’s generally acknowledged your kiddo will need a 4.4gpa headed into senior year, plus top rigor and 4 years of a foreign language for a shot at UVA.

Does UVA look at Senior grade?

Anonymous wrote:It will be interesting this year with zero supplements, no legacy, no demonstrated interest, need blind. They will be shooting in the dark.

UVA is need blind in admissions? Is this new?

It’s HS-dependent as has been emphasized. Only your school’s Naviance scattergram can inform you.

However, it’s generally acknowledged your kiddo will need a 4.4gpa headed into senior year, plus top rigor and 4 years of a foreign language for a shot at UVA.

Anonymous wrote:at my school, the stats weren't really that relevant. Its the curriculum...really need those AP classes in all 5 areas (although my kid had 4 years of spanish and still made it in EA)

Anybody made it in with only 4 out of the 5 areas? Also has non-academic spike.

It will be interesting this year with zero supplements, no legacy, no demonstrated interest, need blind. They will be shooting in the dark.

Those charts show stats but not essays, ECs, recs. Does it show CAS vs nursing vs engineering for the high school?I wouldn’t even bother trying to guess. They sound like they have as good a shot as anyone with those stats.

Dean J says no real difference in ED vs EA. Stats same and ED doesn’t give much of a boost.

at my school, the stats weren't really that relevant. Its the curriculum...really need those AP classes in all 5 areas (although my kid had 4 years of spanish and still made it in EA)

what's the cut off line for GPA and Test that you see?

Good chance, no way to know for sure, wait a couple weeks and find out.

The SCOIR scattergram for 2026 has updated at my DC’s school to show the ED applicants that were just admitted in December. My DC is right in the middle of all the ED green admits. However, DC applied EA. Will DC get admitted or does DC need higher stats to get admitted since it is the EA round?