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Anonymous wrote:Their IS yield is 60%. Their OOS yield is 25%. It's on their website.

Gotta love the yield-obsessed person making up data when people can Google it.

Their yield ain’t the same as GMUs. Even if it was, so what?

It is, actually. Why are you an idiot and/or liar?

https://research.schev.edu/enrollment/B8_Report_new.ASP

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Anonymous wrote:End the madness. Let's get it done!

Not sure what madness you are talking about ending...


3.8 GPA
30 ACT
IN

Those are much lower stats than many others. Private school? Hook?

PWC

URM

Are you implying that UVA is breaking current law and considering race as a factor?

You’re aware that schools can legally use proxies, right?

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Anonymous wrote:End the madness. Let's get it done!

Not sure what madness you are talking about ending...


3.8 GPA
30 ACT
IN

Those are much lower stats than many others. Private school? Hook?

PWC

URM

Are you implying that UVA is breaking current law and considering race as a factor?

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Anonymous wrote:End the madness. Let's get it done!

Not sure what madness you are talking about ending...


3.8 GPA
30 ACT
IN

Those are much lower stats than many others. Private school? Hook?

PWC

Those stats are so far under the bottom 25th percentile that it has to be URM/first-gen

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Anonymous wrote:In state deferred

I have mixed feelings. DC is in at Michigan, but was going to feel pressure to go to UvA. I think Michigan wins in every category, but tuition and maybe weather. DC never lived UVA, but applied bc it made sense. Am I bummed, relieved or both?

It's all good news as your DC can move forward on their college journey! My DD has made the decision that a deferral means she will go where she's been accepted and is excited about that! She will not be waiting for the next round. Congrats to all the new Hoos!

Michigan is fantastic. She can move ahead with it as her top choice and if Virginia comes through, she can re-evaluate. Congratulations on Michigan!

+1. In-state VA friend was waiisted at UVA but in at Michigan. She was a week into classes at Michigan when she was admitted to UVA. She packed up and went to UVA and never looked back (and her parents were thrilled with in-state tuition.

even if this was in the 90s, this couldn’t happen. I was waitlisted myself and they sent a letter in the summer saying it’s over.

Not true in this instance. Six years ago

Anonymous wrote:As a UVA hater, I would politely ask all other UVA haters to exit this thread. Let the UVA parents celebrate/commiserate.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:End the madness. Let's get it done!

Not sure what madness you are talking about ending...


3.8 GPA
30 ACT
IN

Those are much lower stats than many others. Private school? Hook?

PWC

URM

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Anonymous wrote:In state deferred

I have mixed feelings. DC is in at Michigan, but was going to feel pressure to go to UvA. I think Michigan wins in every category, but tuition and maybe weather. DC never lived UVA, but applied bc it made sense. Am I bummed, relieved or both?

From your comments you sound relieved. Accepted OOS at Michigan and deferred in state UVA…goes to show you just how hard it is to get in at UVA. Coveted acceptances for those who really know and appreciate the school.

Loling at this. Did you know UVA's OOS yield is on par with GMU's?

False. GMU's OOS yield is 16%. UVA's is 60%

Try 16.3%

https://research.schev.edu/enrollment/B8_Report_new.ASP

So typical of UVA people to be either stupid or liars.

Read the link: those are total figures for all four year public institutions in VA

https://uvaapplication.blogspot.com/2025/01/

Early Action Applications
Total number of Early Action applications: 41,885 (37,642 last year)
Total number of VA apps: 11,240 (10,109)
Total number of OOS apps: 30,645 (27,533)
We use completed applications in our statistics.

Early Action Offers
Overall offers: 6,746
Total VA offers: 2,788 (25% offer rate)
Total OOS offers: 3,958 (13% offer rate)
Enrollment Goal: ~3,970
It's misleading to average these offer rates together because residency is a major factor in our review. If you are going to share these numbers, cite BOTH offer rates.

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Anonymous wrote:End the madness. Let's get it done!

Not sure what madness you are talking about ending...


3.8 GPA
30 ACT
IN

Those are much lower stats than many others. Private school? Hook?

PWC

Anonymous wrote:As a UVA hater, I would politely ask all other UVA haters to exit this thread. Let the UVA parents celebrate/commiserate.

This was nice. And agree. The people who applied like the school for whatever reason. Let them discuss amongst themselves.

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Anonymous wrote:Deferred in-state engineering
competitive nova public
4.0 UW, 11 AP, 3 DE math (mv, de, la) 4’s and 5’s on AP exams (5 on BC calc)
1510 SAT not superscore
Solid ECs, school and club sport all 4 yrs (captain), summer internship at nonprofit, 2 jobs, 100+ volunteer tutor hours (presidential award), volunteer youth coach, other school clubs

I’m sorry. That is surprising. I hope they get in later. But also that they are excited about other acceptances because with this profile there are sure to be some good ones. This is disappointing for them, I’m sure.

Thank you- they are okay but it was unexpected. This is a boy, and the SAT split is 790 math/720 ebrw

That’s his 3rd deferral. ED rejected (Ivy), in at 5 safeties (has already declined acceptance at 2 he knows aren’t in the running for him), and 1 OOS competitive flagship. Still have a bunch more to hear from, including an ED2. Mostly reach schools. We are waiting it out and then he’ll make a decision.

It’s been a bit of a ding to his confidence, but we are just keeping a positive outlook, because we know he will bloom wherever he lands.

DC OOS flat out rejected. 3.9 ugpa, good ECs, 1580 one try. DC feels very nervous about ED round.

Anonymous wrote:Daughter, 720 math SAT, AP Calc BC, AP Physics C, AP Chem. A average - not admitted to instate VA colleges for engineering. Sorry, had to rant.

Engineering is over saturated. Everyone and their mom is doing it. Don’t know what you expected. Just have them go to anh ABET certified school and they’re fine. Engineering doesn’t need prestige.

Anonymous wrote:Daughter, 720 math SAT, AP Calc BC, AP Physics C, AP Chem. A average - not admitted to instate VA colleges for engineering. Sorry, had to rant.

Total SAT score?

Which instate VA colleges besides UVA?