Anonymous
Post 01/08/2025 13:08     Subject: UVA ED on Friday at 5 pm

Any predictions on EA decision release date?
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2025 13:06     Subject: UVA ED on Friday at 5 pm

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1390 seems low for test score. Was DC also max rigor? Seems like the ED success at our private went to the kids who has some AP’s but not maxed out.[/quote]

UVA is still test optional. No one submits a 1390. [/quote]

Yes, they do. My unhooked first-year studied the Naviance data at their DMV public high school, and submitted a 1390.

They were admitted EA.




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good to know , 1410 kid here
Anonymous
Post 01/08/2025 11:46     Subject: UVA ED on Friday at 5 pm

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1390 seems low for test score. Was DC also max rigor? Seems like the ED success at our private went to the kids who has some AP’s but not maxed out.[/quote]

UVA is still test optional. No one submits a 1390. [/quote]

Yes, they do. My unhooked first-year studied the Naviance data at their DMV public high school, and submitted a 1390.

They were admitted EA.




Anonymous
Post 01/07/2025 08:35     Subject: UVA ED on Friday at 5 pm

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Most private schools are a mix of DC, VA and MD residents. It is hard to compare acceptances between public schools that are 100% in-state and private schools that are a mixture of in-state and out of state.


Here is a RoVA data point...

My rigorous prep school in RoVA is the top school in its area, and has never offered classes labeled "AP" or "Honors". Typically the smarter students will sit about 5-7 AP exams. Almost all students who take the AP exams get at least a 3, but across the graduating class AP results mostly are 4s and 5s. SAT scores are generally 1300+ for all students with lots of 1400+ and several 1500+. Almost all students are qualified VA in-state. School often sends 20-25% of students to UVa (in C'ville not Wise; matriculation not acceptances). It sends maybe 5-10 to W&M annually. Roughly 90-130 students graduate each year. No special relationships, but in-state admissions folks at most VA Publics know those students are well prepared for college. (Not going to answer any followups as I am already close to outing myself.)


RoVA? What is that?


“Rest of Virginia” (Not NoVa.) Lest you forget we exist.
Anonymous
Post 01/07/2025 08:26     Subject: UVA ED on Friday at 5 pm

[quote=Anonymous]1390 seems low for test score. Was DC also max rigor? Seems like the ED success at our private went to the kids who has some AP’s but not maxed out.[/quote]

UVA is still test optional. No one submits a 1390.