gpa

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Virginia
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<p>is it possible to get in uva with a 3.7??? -.-</p>

2

<p>yes, very possible.</p>

3

<p>Is that weighted or unweighted? In state or out of state?</p>

4

<p>weighted, in state. but im only taking 1 ap, should i take more during senior year?</p>

5

<p>yes, you should be taking more AP classes. I think a 3.7 weighted makes UVa a reach for you.</p>

6

<p>acceptance is unlikely, IMO.</p>

7

<p>Class rank is always more important than GPA.</p>

<p>But, honestly, a 3.7 weighted doesn't make you sound as if you're in the top ten percentile.</p>

8

<p>aw, do you guys know any other decent colleges in VA?</p>

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<p>other decent colleges? you need to be more specific about your stats. what's your unweighted gpa? what's your SAT score? do you have any significant extracurriculars?</p>

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<p>uw3.66, haven't taken the SAT yet, i want to go to a science-ish type school :D
ec - badmington, volleyball, martial arts</p>

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<p>College of William and Mary
Virginia Tech
James Madison
Marymount
George Mason</p>

12

<p>The four best schools in VA are UVA, William and Mary, Washington and Lee, and the University of Richmond. Personally, if UVA didn't exist, I would not have gone to school in VA.</p>

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<p>there are lots of "decent" schools in VA</p>

<p>jaek99 already gave you a good list... though if his (?) list goes all the way to Marymount, I would include Mary Washington, Longwood, VCU, ODU, and CNU as well. I think you would have a fair shot at VT, especially if you take a few more APs next year.</p>

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<p>It would be a reach, but you'd still be in contention as an in-state applicant.</p>

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<p>if you are in-state and really really want to go to UVA consider attending community college and applying as a transfer student after your sophmore year.</p>