<p>White Female</p>
<p>GPA:4.2 weighted, 3.9 uw
SAT: 2180 (800 reading - 650 math -730 writing)
SAT II: 730 Lit - 680 Chem - 640 Math 2
AP: Calc AB, Eng Lang, Euro Hist, Chem, US Hist (Gov, Calc BC, Env. Sci, Lit this yr)</p>
<p>Leo Club President, Peer Counseling Treasurer, FBLA Vice President, NHS, etc.</p>
<p>Is it that much harder for out of state??</p>
<p>I would say you’ll get in. UGA actually looks for diverse people. They look at where people are from geographically. Some can say OOS have a less chance of getting in, but I beg to differ. They want more non-Caucasian since there are a lot of them already attending UGA. UGA wants to diversify itself! I may seem repetitive, but I believe they look at your geographical location, race, what your first language was, etc. I believe it interests them if your first language is NOT English.</p>
<p>More stats:
Applied 5,600 Accepted 2,889 Percent 52% (OOS only)
Applied 11,416 Accepted 6,406 Percent 56% (TOTAL)</p>
<p>Also, the out of state students accepted had a lower SAT and GPA on average, so it doesn’t look like it’s that much tougher, if at all, to get in OOS.</p>
<p>I’d think you’d be fine and would have a good shot at Honors too.</p>
<p>vig, is that for this year’s EA statistics?</p>
<p>I met several out of state students at my son’s orientation last year…they were not “diverse” as far as race…you have a great shot…Did you apply EA? I think you would have gotten in EA this year…your stats kicked butt compared to my 2nd son, who did get EA, btw. While UGA (as most schools) seeks a diverse population, they also need students who will be successful. Your stats reflect that you are a successful student and will do well anywhere. Go ahead and buy a bulldog hat for Christmas!</p>
<p>Last year’s stats.</p>
<p>Oh and actually, that wasn’t the total; the second set of numbers was in-state only. I’ll correct that.</p>