Anonymous wrote:Although a 1320 is below average at UVA for reported scores, I would think it is well in the range for TO applicants.

Plus, that’s a pretty decent score.

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Anonymous wrote:Although a 1320 is below average at UVA for reported scores, I would think it is well in the range for TO applicants.

It’s low even for them.

Ha, you are extremely wrong. My nephew got in last year TO with a high gpa and rigor, 4s and 5s on AP exams, and his SAT score was 1080. Some kids don’t test well and those are the ones who apply TO. A 1320 is close to the 25th percentile for SUBMITTED scores at UVA, why would you think it is low “even for them” (those who choose not to submit)?

A 1080 is not "not testing well." That kid can't even be considered smart with the watered down SAT. Talk about gaming the system. Hopefully they're majoring in lib arts and have no plans for grad school.

Think what you will. He’s doing very well so far and I expect that he will continue to do so. He also has a high IQ and tested as gifted in school. So I think your assertion that he “can’t be considered smart” is wrong. You sound jealous that your precious might not get in with their 1570.

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Anonymous wrote:Although a 1320 is below average at UVA for reported scores, I would think it is well in the range for TO applicants.

It’s low even for them.

Ha, you are extremely wrong. My nephew got in last year TO with a high gpa and rigor, 4s and 5s on AP exams, and his SAT score was 1080. Some kids don’t test well and those are the ones who apply TO. A 1320 is close to the 25th percentile for SUBMITTED scores at UVA, why would you think it is low “even for them” (those who choose not to submit)?

NO WONDER !!
That's why UVA ranking is dropping!

How is your nephew doing at UVA?

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Anonymous wrote:Although a 1320 is below average at UVA for reported scores, I would think it is well in the range for TO applicants.

It’s low even for them.

Ha, you are extremely wrong. My nephew got in last year TO with a high gpa and rigor, 4s and 5s on AP exams, and his SAT score was 1080. Some kids don’t test well and those are the ones who apply TO. A 1320 is close to the 25th percentile for SUBMITTED scores at UVA, why would you think it is low “even for them” (those who choose not to submit)?

A 1080 is not "not testing well." That kid can't even be considered smart with the watered down SAT. Talk about gaming the system. Hopefully they're majoring in lib arts and have no plans for grad school.

Anonymous wrote:How was there a clerical error? Are you telling the truth?

Why would I make it up? What kind of question is that?

He didn’t care that the score was on there originally because it’s a solid score for most of the schools he is applying to. FWIW, he only took the test once with no prep and didn’t want to bother taking it again since he was only applying to TO schools. Yeah, that was pretty lazy. Guess he wouldn’t be UVA material anyway.

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Anonymous wrote:Although a 1320 is below average at UVA for reported scores, I would think it is well in the range for TO applicants.

It’s low even for them.

Ha, you are extremely wrong. My nephew got in last year TO with a high gpa and rigor, 4s and 5s on AP exams, and his SAT score was 1080. Some kids don’t test well and those are the ones who apply TO. A 1320 is close to the 25th percentile for SUBMITTED scores at UVA, why would you think it is low “even for them” (those who choose not to submit)?

NO WONDER !!
That's why UVA ranking is dropping!

How was there a clerical error? Are you telling the truth?

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Anonymous wrote:Although a 1320 is below average at UVA for reported scores, I would think it is well in the range for TO applicants.

It’s low even for them.

You would have no way of knowing this. TO scores can be extremely low.
DP

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Anonymous wrote:Although a 1320 is below average at UVA for reported scores, I would think it is well in the range for TO applicants.

And it’s much higher than all the athletes’ scores.

Not mine. Not a good chunk of the UVA athletes.

A 1320 is going to hurt the application. Get it removed from the transcript tomorrow. Go to the school and don’t leave until they fix it.

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Anonymous wrote:Although a 1320 is below average at UVA for reported scores, I would think it is well in the range for TO applicants.

It’s low even for them.

Ha, you are extremely wrong. My nephew got in last year TO with a high gpa and rigor, 4s and 5s on AP exams, and his SAT score was 1080. Some kids don’t test well and those are the ones who apply TO. [b]A 1320 is close to the 25th percentile for SUBMITTED scores at UVA, why would you think it is low “even for them” (those who choose not to submit)?

A 1320 IS NOT close to the 25th percentile. It is 1410. According to SCHEV the SAT for students applying this fall was a 1510 at the 75th percentile, a 1470 at the median and a 1410 at the bottom 25th percentile. A 1320 isn't even close - you would submit that ONLY if URM, first generation or otherwise hooked in a significant way.

Anonymous wrote:I would not accept this “clerical error” and have it fixed.

THIS! CALL THE PRINCIPAL!

Anonymous wrote:Honestly I’d not bother applying

Don’t listen to the pp. Good Lord.

Anonymous wrote:If he marks that he doesn't want testing considered, they won't use it.

This is your answer.
Apply, and if UVA is a top choice, then consider applying ED. It’s a great school with every possible opportunity afforded to the students.

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Anonymous wrote:Although a 1320 is below average at UVA for reported scores, I would think it is well in the range for TO applicants.

It’s low even for them.

Ha, you are extremely wrong. My nephew got in last year TO with a high gpa and rigor, 4s and 5s on AP exams, and his SAT score was 1080. Some kids don’t test well and those are the ones who apply TO. A 1320 is close to the 25th percentile for SUBMITTED scores at UVA, why would you think it is low “even for them” (those who choose not to submit)?