<p>before i start, im OOS for UVA</p>
<p>Unweighted (out of 100): 94
Weighted: 120.5 (1.3 for honors classes 1.35 for AP classes)</p>
<p>ECs (when I say 4 years, im only a junior but im going to do those things next year also)
4 years of mock trial including a state championship
4 years of World Affairs council
2 Model UNs (so far) received delegate awards at both
4 years of math team
1 year of basketball
2 years of baseball
2 years of track
4 years of trumpet in orchestra
4 years of trumpet in jazz band
4 years of working min wage as a teaching aid at my synagogue
3 summers as counselor at non-profit summer camp (what ill probably write my essay about)</p>
<p>APs taken
10: Stats
11: English, US History, French
12: English, Macroecon, Calc BC, Physics, French</p>
<p>Test Scores (?(--)=I havent gotten results back but that is my projected score)
Math: 760
CR: 690
Writing: 660
SAT 2s
US history: ?(700+)
Math2: ?(700+)
Lit ?(600+)
AP Stats: 5
AP English:? (3)
AP US history: ? (4)</p>
<p>I’m from VA so i know a bunch of people who applied to UVA
a lot didn’t get in, and a couple did.
my friend who got in last year had a 4.1 GPA and 4 years of orchestra, but as far as ECs go, that was pretty much it. Of course, I don’t know what his SATS were but they were probably similar to yours. So i think you have a pretty good shot at UVA. If you’re set on going there, apply early decision and I think you’d definitley get in.
Brown has like an 8% acceptance rate so I think to get in you’d have to apply early decision.
Take some SAT subject tests too if you haven’t already
Good luck!!!</p>
<p>I’m sorry I can’t help you too much, but I can say some things about UVA. I’m instate, so I know it’s easier to get in… But some of the people from my school that have been accepted this year were not the brightest… Which irritates me because UVA is a great school. I’d say you would definitely get in, I know people with lower SATs and just orchestra as an EC that will be attending.</p>
<p>For clarification, UVa is EA not ED. This is the first year so there is no historical data to know which types of students may benefit from EA (if any).</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>