UVA? Forum
- sinfiery
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Because you are an auto admit and will likely get scholarship money from them. Blanket Columbia and down on apps. Throw Harvard an app. Negotiate any other acceptances for money at UVA if it is your top pick.
Edit: if you ED, you won't get any scholarship money from UVA
Edit: if you ED, you won't get any scholarship money from UVA
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- sinfiery
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Thanks! I have no real favorite. Depends on a combination of debt, job prospects, and location. Will decide once my cycle finishes up.ncb2009 wrote:Yes, UVA is my top school. Thank you for your input, I really appreciate it! I looked at your profile, congratulations on getting a hefty scholarship at UVA. What school do you want to go to?
If you don't ED, 100% write a good Why UVA though.
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That changes everything. If UVA is your #1, it might then be worth it to ED.ncb2009 wrote:Ok! I have one more question: my husband is transferring his GI bill to me which says it'll pay complete tuition at a public law school, is it still a good idea to not apply ED?
I'd research and see how scholarships go along with ED and GI bills, I personally have no idea.
- Tiago Splitter
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Why is Virginia your number one choice?
Unfortunately without ED there are no guarantees you'll get in.
Unfortunately without ED there are no guarantees you'll get in.
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I'd spend some time thinking about what kind of work you want to do with a JD and just how important location is to you. If after that UVA remains your absolute number one choice then ED.ncb2009 wrote:The location works out best for my husband and I.
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- Tiago Splitter
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This is not a good reason for UVA to be your number one choice. Specializations are largely meaningless.ncb2009 wrote:I am interested in Health Law, and I see that UVA offers that type of concentration.
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I agree with not EDing but there is no such thing as auto admit RD to UVA. UVA RD is really hard on splitters, probably because ED is so good for us.sinfiery wrote:Because you are an auto admit and will likely get scholarship money from them. Blanket Columbia and down on apps. Throw Harvard an app. Negotiate any other acceptances for money at UVA if it is your top pick.
Edit: if you ED, you won't get any scholarship money from UVA
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If you can convey why UVA is your absolute #1 in a why UVA, I think it helps your chances dramatically. Especially since she is 4 points on the LSAT above an ED UVA acceptance.Crowing wrote:
I agree with not EDing but there is no such thing as auto admit RD to UVA. UVA RD is really hard on splitters, probably because ED is so good for us.
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- Crowing
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For reference I put in 3.55-3.65/173-175 with URM and ED excluded on mylsn and UVA is showing 24% acceptance rate w/ 12 in, 1 ding, and 36 WLs. They really don't like RD splitters.sinfiery wrote:If you can convey why UVA is your absolute #1 in a why UVA, I think it helps your chances dramatically. Especially since she is 4 points on the LSAT above an ED UVA acceptance.Crowing wrote:
I agree with not EDing but there is no such thing as auto admit RD to UVA. UVA RD is really hard on splitters, probably because ED is so good for us.
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I understand that's how UVA operates but I think everything changes if you have a good Why UVA? that leads them to believe you might actually attend, muchless have it be your absolute number one.Crowing wrote:
For reference I put in 3.55-3.65/173-175 with URM and ED excluded on mylsn and UVA is showing 24% acceptance rate w/ 12 in, 1 ding, and 36 WLs. They really don't like RD splitters.
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Many thousands of us have failed at this task.sinfiery wrote:I understand that's how UVA operates but I think everything changes if you have a good Why UVA? that leads them to believe you might actually attend, muchless have it be your absolute number one.Crowing wrote:
For reference I put in 3.55-3.65/173-175 with URM and ED excluded on mylsn and UVA is showing 24% acceptance rate w/ 12 in, 1 ding, and 36 WLs. They really don't like RD splitters.
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Fair enough. Although I'm betting near every one of you didn't actually have UVA in that category where it was your absolute #1. Not sure if that alters the chances. I assumed it did and was worth the risk of being given $$.Tiago Splitter wrote: Many thousands of us have failed at this task.
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