<p>Intended Major: Biology
SAT I (breakdown): 740 M, 660 CR, 670 W
SAT II: NONE, might take Math II and physics if needed
Weighted GPA: 4.4 upward trend, 4.9 junior year
Rank: 15%
AP: AP Computer Science A, AP Computer Science AB, AP Phychology, AP Chemistry, AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics, AP Macro & Mico Econ
Senior Year Course Load: 4 AP classes, 1 honors college level class, and 1 academic (English)
Extracurriculars: Not many sports due to due to medical condition but I build and design websites for some businesses in the area
Essays: Good
Teacher Recommendation: 1 should be amazing and the other should be very good
Counselor Rec: Very Good
State: PA
School Type: #2 ranked public school in PA
Ethnicity: White
Gender:M
Income Bracket: top 1%</p>
<p>“Income Bracket: top 1%”
Is income bracket now a consideration for admissions at UV?</p>
<p>If people need financial aid it does at some colleges.</p>
<p>“If people need financial aid it does at some colleges.”
How about UV?</p>
<p>Im looking for answers not questions</p>
<p>It is difficult to answer your question without understanding what impact your "top 1% income bracket’ might have.</p>
<p>I’m just going to ignore you…</p>
<p>Then I’m not going to help you anymore.</p>
<p>to the OP: </p>
<p>as per your question, UVa is need blind, they won’t take into account your family income level in admissions.</p>
<p>Unless of course you mean by being in the top 1% your family is going to give a building to assist with your admission. </p>
<p>UVA mentions frequently that they look at the whole person in admissions but your SAT is a bit low in the CR/WR. What is your unweighted GPA? How have you done on the AP exams? Based upon the information available right now, I’d say UVA is a bit of a reach.</p>
<p>3.9 unweighted gpa</p>
<p>Ap Psyc- 5
Comp. Sci. A- 4
Comp. Sci. AB-4</p>