<p>SATs
690M
690V
1380 Total (for those who can't add)</p>
<p>live in virginia</p>
<p>GPA
4.0 Unweighted
4.2 Weighted</p>
<p>5 APs by graduation, good recs, good essays, bleh bleh blah</p>
<p>lots of ecs, but also a few that i'm really dedicated to and done a lot</p>
<p>Based on that, ideas?</p>
<p>where in virginia, north or south?</p>
<p>washington dc :(:(</p>
<p>You've got a great shot...I'd say at least 75%. North or south doesn't really matter...the acceptance rates for the two respective regions differ by about 6 percentage points.</p>
<p>i'm not sure about that... i'm from northern VA and i had 5 friends who applied ED to UVA and all of them either got rejected or defferred... i could be wrong but i thought if you apply from northern VA then you have the least likely chance of getting in, even harder than out of state.. sorry i know it stinks UVA is amazing</p>
<p>His numbers are very very good for UVa...he should not have much of a problem, as long as too many people from his school don't apply. UVa is a very good school, but as far as instate admissions go, it is not on par with the ivies. Take a look at this article:</p>
<p>Interesting stuff, eh? Believe me, someone with a 1380 who's got a 4.0 and a decent number of AP's will definitely find himself in the admit pile, as long as essays and recs are in the good to decent range.</p>
<p>Interesting. Thank you all for your replies. I forgot to mention that I am a legacy- my dad went there, as well as my 2 brothers. More thoughts?</p>
<p>wut did your two brothers get?</p>
<p>From what I've read in our Alumni mag, legacy status doesn't do much for an in state student. It's a small plus. For out state applicants it puts you in the in state pool, which is a big deal.</p>
<p>I agree with Cavalier302 though, your chances are very good.</p>
<p>Thanks for your replies, amnesia I don't quite understand your question.</p>