chances oos?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Virginia
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<p>Hey guys! So I know getting into UVA out of state is incredibly difficult, but unfortunately I fell in love with their business program last spring. I was wondering what you think my chances are of getting in?</p>

<p>SAT Scores: 2100- 680 math, 720 CR, 700 writing (1400 math and CR)
GPA: 3.9 unweighted 4.3 weighted
AP's- 6 total (US history, Statistics, Government and Politics, Calculus AB, Spanish)
Activities:
-Vice President of Student Council
-Vice President of Interact
-Spanish Club
-Soccer (jv for 1 year, varsity for 3)
-Winter and Spring track (jv for 1 year, varsity for 3)
-National Honor Society</p>

<p>-I was also my schools Herff Jones Principal Award winner</p>

<p>i also think I have a pretty unique interest (I am a singer songwriter), and I was wondering if it would be helpful or hurtful to send in a CD of my songs?</p>

<p>Thank you so much! I've been freaking out about college lately, and any help or advice would be very much appreciated!!!</p>

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<p>Reach because of your scores. Since you’re out of state they tend to look at that more</p>

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<p>thank you for your honest opinion!</p>

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<p>I mean that’s basically what my college counselor told me as well. I’m applying too. She said that it’s more about the numbers if you’re an OOS applicant than in-state. But then again, you never know right?</p>

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<p>exactly, its worth a shot! hopefully if we write some killer essays we’ll get lucky! good luck to you, I hope you end up at a college you love!</p>

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<p>That is not true. The SAT scores are in the ballpark. Dean J has posted here many many times explaining they look at all applications holistically. I would send in the CD. Write good essays. Good Luck.</p>

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<p>If by CD you mean the UVA Arts Supplement, then you have most likely missed the December 1st deadline for those supplements. I would definitely email the music department and see if they would accept any late entries.</p>