Chance this OOS Asian female?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Virginia
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<p>Academics:
Un-weighted Cumulative GPA after 6 semesters: 3.971
Class rank: 24th out of a class of 381 (un-weighted)
Honors/AP Classes taken/taking: Honors English 9, Honors Biology, AP Spanish, AP Literature, AP Composition, AP Psychology, AP Calculus (I have always been a year ahead in math)
SAT Math: 620 SAT CR: 630
SAT Writing: 650
TOTAL SCORE: 1900</p>

<p>Athletics:
4-Year Letterman for Softball All-Wesco Honorable Mention 3rd Baseman (Junior year), Coach’s Award (Sophomore year)
3-Year Letterman for Soccer All-Wesco Honorable Mention Goalkeeper (Junior year), Most Improved (Junior year)
Competitive (travel) Soccer Participated from 5th grade to 11th grade</p>

<p>Leadership:
• Elected by teammates to be Senior Captain for Softball
• ASB Treasurer (Senior year)
• National Honor Society President (Senior year)
• Link Crew A-Team (Senior year)
• Salt and Light Leadership Team (Senior year) – Salt and Light is a Christian club at my school that meets once a week
• Yearbook Writing Editor (Senior year)</p>

<p>Volunteering:
• Volunteered at Steven’s Hospital Freshman – Sophomore year (~5 hours a week)
• Volunteered for my church’s AWANA program: Sophomore year – Junior year (~3 hours a week)
• Volunteer for my 5th grade teacher, tutoring kids: Sophomore year – Present (~2 hours a week)
• Volunteer for my elementary school PE teacher: Junior year – Present (~1 hour a week)
• Coached a Kindergarten boys’ soccer team my Senior year (~3 hours a week)
• Volunteered at Lakeside Bible Camp for three weeks during the summer of my Junior and Senior Year (three weeks straight, two summers in a row washing dishes and cleaning bathrooms)</p>

<p>Employment:
• Cashier/Clerk at Bartell Drugs since October 2009
• Average 8-15 hours/week</p>

<p>Other:
• T-Bird Award Nominee (October 2010) – Given to students who exemplify great school spirit and outstanding leadership capabilities</p>

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<p>We regret to inform you that this year’s quota of Asian-American female out of state students has been filled for this year.</p>

<p>(Sorry, just kidding.)</p>

<p>Out of state admissions are extremely tough. I’d apply, but make sure you have plenty of other good colleges as choices.</p>

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<p>One positive thing: unlike two other selective colleges in Virginia, I am pretty sure that UVA does not discriminate against female applicants. Those other colleges put too much emphasis into maintaining close to a 50-50 male-female parity, which is unfair.</p>