Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Congrats to the accepted students! I dont get the appeal of uva oos. The cost of attendance is 95k! So expensive for a state flagship experience.
Obviously, you know very little about UVA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Congrats to the accepted students! I dont get the appeal of uva oos. The cost of attendance is 95k! So expensive for a state flagship experience.
Obviously, you know very little about UVA.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Congrats to the accepted students! I dont get the appeal of uva oos. The cost of attendance is 95k! So expensive for a state flagship experience.
Obviously, you know very little about UVA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Congrats to the accepted students! I dont get the appeal of uva oos. The cost of attendance is 95k! So expensive for a state flagship experience.
Obviously, you know very little about UVA.
Anonymous wrote:Congrats to the accepted students! I dont get the appeal of uva oos. The cost of attendance is 95k! So expensive for a state flagship experience.
Anonymous wrote:If you are in NOVA, it is very hard to get into UVA even with 35+ ACT and 1550+ SAT and incredible ECs. You are compared to the peers at your high school. At my child’s school those peers also have great applications. I have no idea how they pick one great kid over another. For every amazing kid who got an acceptance tonight there’s an amazing kid who didn’t.
It does all work out in the end. I mean, if your absolute dream is UVA do the community college associate’s degree route and transfer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know the chances with deferred?
Following
from ED and from EA … for both
Anonymous wrote:Admitted in-state, 1490 SAT/4.2 gpa, from private extracurriculars include leadership positions in SGA and varsity sports. Good luck to deferred applicants.
iAnonymous wrote:Yes-submitted 1450 superscore