I think y'all are being way to pessimistic about her chances.
OP: If you get a 168 again and write a compelling and well composed personal statement then I'd be shocked if you didn't get into multiple t-14 schools. Even with that score you have a good shot at the "top 3" schools or a nice scholarship.
3.87GPA / Female Combat Veteran/Pilot Forum
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Journeybound

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Re: 3.87GPA / Female Combat Veteran/Pilot
Rotor wrote:Journeybound--not sure who you are, but I think you are talking about me here.Journeybound wrote:There are quite a few veterans here at Boalt (5+ that I personally know). In fact, I think that there is someone your age who had just gotten out as a military pilot who is here now.and thank you for thinking I'm only OP's age
Ha! Rotor, that's awesome. I guess that the name fits. I've seen you around in one or two of my classes, and since I did two years of ROTC in college the fact that you were prior military stuck out.
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Re: 3.87GPA / Female Combat Veteran/Pilot
UVA has a rep for being particularly friendly to vets. I think a score in the high 160s and an ED ought to do you for it.
Thank you for your service BTW.
Thank you for your service BTW.
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Re: 3.87GPA / Female Combat Veteran/Pilot
Well next time you see me say hi!Journeybound wrote:Rotor wrote:Journeybound--not sure who you are, but I think you are talking about me here.Journeybound wrote:There are quite a few veterans here at Boalt (5+ that I personally know). In fact, I think that there is someone your age who had just gotten out as a military pilot who is here now.and thank you for thinking I'm only OP's age
Ha! Rotor, that's awesome. I guess that the name fits. I've seen you around in one or two of my classes, and since I did two years of ROTC in college the fact that you were prior military stuck out.