Harder to get into OOS: UVA or UMich

[middsmith]

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@bluebayou

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.

No. Applicants can’t get pass step 5 or something if they don’t have the art course. So they can’t even complete their application. </p>

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However, UC also gives big bonus points for low income applicants. Thus, that 91% instate acceptance rate could be comprised of 99.9% of low income applicants with those stats, but only ~80% of wealthy applicants

I don’t think so.<br>
Also, to clarify the minimum 2100, it means each section is 700-800.<br>
The number does not account for those who have 2100s but with 650, 750, 700 breakdown.<br>
Do you agree high SAT students = wealthy? Remember it’s minimum 2100 with all section >700. </p>

<p>How can those two schools with massive score difference be harder to get into compare to Cal/UCLA. I think the average stats for OOS at Cal/UCLA might be slightly (not much, perhaps 20-40 points) higher than the instates, and should be 50-100 higher than the OOS at UVA,UNC-CH.</p>