yes but as momof3 correctly points out, the midpoint starts moving up due to the self selecting nature of TO. And my earlier point that i would expect the acceptance rate of those at 25th percentile to still exceed TO acceptance rate - recognizing the “holistic” approach and lesser importance of scores in the review, i guarantee there is still a correlation between score level (or no scores) and acceptance rate
Since, based on its CDS, UVA considers standardized scoring in its evaluation of applicants, this should not be surprising.
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responding to above post - not surprising only because there’s usually a correlation btw test scores and gpa - as Dean points out test scores alone tell very little…
My daughter did not submit scores. She was admitted OOS and as a Echols
scholar.
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admissions officer came to my school and said that they were very number heavy (that they really look at the numbers, SAT score/gpa/etc. so i would say if its 1460 or above definitely put it in
A UVA admission officer did not say this. Perhaps you are remembering a different school’s talk.
You appear to be an international student taking a gap year? We haven’t traveled internationally for school visits since before the pandemic.
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