Harder to get into OOS: UVA or UMich

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<p>middsmith:</p>

<p>It’s much easier to get into UVa and UNC instate than OOS. Unlike Cal and UCLA where the in-state and OOS numbers are not too dissimilar, the OOS unhooked acceptees at UVa and UNC tend towards the top quartile of the scores.</p>

<p>btw: the numbers in your post #25 for Cal need to account for the fact that some OOS’ers don’t complete a year-long VAPA course and in effect, are automatically rejected regardless of test scores and gpa.</p>