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Anonymous wrote:Why are so many of you allowing yourselves to be taken in by a poster who is not a “UVA booster” but an obvious troll? The poster literally spews out complete nonsense in inarticulate half sentences and you all jump right on in and take her on. That makes you just as crazy as she is.

The current rankings seem pretty fair and accurate to me. Michigan is an excellent school, and so is UVA. In that order. But it isn’t a contest between those two schools. Both are highly ranked and highly regarded schools that deserve to be in the top 25. End of story.

You just assume it’s a woman?

Anonymous wrote:Michigan has always trumped UVA for engineering, data science, and Comp Sci. More STEM-my. But, the in state tuition for UVA not to be disregarded…

Anonymous wrote:Why are so many of you allowing yourselves to be taken in by a poster who is not a “UVA booster” but an obvious troll? The poster literally spews out complete nonsense in inarticulate half sentences and you all jump right on in and take her on. That makes you just as crazy as she is.

The current rankings seem pretty fair and accurate to me. Michigan is an excellent school, and so is UVA. In that order. But it isn’t a contest between those two schools. Both are highly ranked and highly regarded schools that deserve to be in the top 25. End of story.

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Anonymous wrote:The only reason to attend UVA over Michigan is to get in-state tuition but I also know a lot of people who would still pass on UVA.

Reason 2: Michigan is really, really cold.

Anonymous wrote:The only reason to attend UVA over Michigan is to get in-state tuition but I also know a lot of people who would still pass on UVA.

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Anonymous wrote:Any ranking that has public schools Berkeley, UCLA, Michigan, UNC, UVA etc. With such low student selection can't be taken seriously lol. Washu below all these schools? You've got to be kidding me. Michigan especially takes the cake. Average SAT score 1300 acceptance rate 40%. Even UVA has1500 average SAT and 9% acceptance rate

And yet, Michigan is widely considered the stronger school. The perception of UVA within the DMV is a bit out of touch with reality.

Uh no. And I work in the field of college admissions but do continued to entertain us with your poorly formulated analysis . Oh wait … there is no analysis in what you wrote above …..

You work in the field of college admissions? That too funny to even contemplate.

Anonymous wrote:UVA fanatics are suffering from Acute Michigan Delusion Syndrome. Their case might even be more debilitating than the Buckeyes’ because it seems to be accompanied by a common East Coast malady known as How-Can-We-Suck-Compared-to-Anything-in-the-Midwest?Disorder.

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Anonymous wrote:Any ranking that has public schools Berkeley, UCLA, Michigan, UNC, UVA etc. With such low student selection can't be taken seriously lol. Washu below all these schools? You've got to be kidding me. Michigan especially takes the cake. Average SAT score 1300 acceptance rate 40%. Even UVA has1500 average SAT and 9% acceptance rate

And yet, Michigan is widely considered the stronger school. The perception of UVA within the DMV is a bit out of touch with reality.

Uh no. And I work in the field of college admissions but do continued to entertain us with your poorly formulated analysis . Oh wait … there is no analysis in what you wrote above …..

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Anonymous wrote:Any ranking that has public schools Berkeley, UCLA, Michigan, UNC, UVA etc. With such low student selection can't be taken seriously lol. Washu below all these schools? You've got to be kidding me. Michigan especially takes the cake. Average SAT score 1300 acceptance rate 40%. Even UVA has1500 average SAT and 9% acceptance rate

It is the post grad programs that matter most. U Mich has extremely strong post grad programs in a wide array of fields and the admit rates for many are in single digits.

That doesn't make up for the 40% undergrad acceptance rate