<p>haithman, the mathematical finance track is nothing special - you can get the same coursework at any major university. They just took the time to organize the classes like that. If you’re applying to graduate school, it’s the coursework that matters. If you want to be an investment banker or something, I would assume they’d do the same.</p>
<p>GPA: 4.7
SAT: math700 cr640 wr610
TOEFL iBT-114/120
SAT II: MathIIC710 Physics730 Chemistry750
EC’s ( if u feel like it): choir, international club etc
Rank-1/75
AP Chemistry-4, 5 others to be done in May
International student residing in VA, if that counts for anything
date of letter-March 3</p>
<p>worldshopper - for me, it really depends on a lot of factors. I would love to go to UVA and would be very happy there, but I think there are other schools I might want to go to over it. It all depends on finances and stuff obviously, but I think if I get Echols (not sure if I will or not, my sat scores are kind of low) I will definitely go to UVA</p>
<p>GPA: 3.91
WGPA: 4.73
SAT: 1560 (old) 2270 new (800M, 760V, 710W)
SATII: 790 MathIIC 780 Biology 760 Physics
EC: Math club VP, Math honors society Prez, lots of asian things…
Rank: Top 5% of graduating class
AP - BC calc (5) Bio (5) Physics (5 & 5) Eng Lang (4) Us Government (4) World history (5), taking 4 more this year.</p>
<p>GPA: 4.0 UW, 4. something a rather weighted
Rank: 1 out of 335
SAT: 1500 (math + verbal)
EC’s: research, volunteer work, captain of varsity tennis team, lots of clubs, etc etc.
Full IB Bilingual Diploma Candidate</p>
<p>My daughter,
GPA:4, unweighted
SAT or ACT: 800V, 780M
SAT II: 790 MathIIC, 800 Chem, 790 Lit
EC’s ( if u feel like it):
AP’s: Chem 5, Biology 5, Cal BC 5 & US Hist 5</p>
<p>OOS, Legacy</p>
<p>I have little doubt that my daughter will get a great education at Uva.</p>
<p>GPA: ~99% weighted
SAT or ACT: 1600/2340
SAT II: 800 US, 750 IIC, 720 Lit
EC’s ( if u feel like it): Leader, volunteer, etc…
AP’s: US - 5, Physics, Lit, Euro all pending (I take math at college)</p>
<p>I am interested in info about anyone that was deferred ed and also received the likely letter? Was it the SAME likely letter was the rd applicants received? also…your stats? thanks, :)</p>
<p>To answer a previous question about whether or not letter receivers consider UVA, most people who get these letters see UVA as their fall back or safety. Assuming the majority of the recipients eventually get Echols, it’s actually more common than not that they’ll still go to another school (generally because it’s higher ranked but for other reasons as well). I believe only 37% of offers of Echols are actually accepted, meaning over 60% of Echols receivers ultimately reject UVA despite getting Echols status.</p>
<p>On top of that, many who do accept are those who applied to higher institutions but for whatever reason were rejected or waitlisted. All in all, I think only a fraction of recipients seriously consider UVA as their top choice.</p>
<p>GPA: 4.5
SAT: 2340
SAT II: US History 740
AP: Us History 4; Psychology 5; Taking in May: Calculus, Spanish, English, Macroeconomics, Government, Biology
Rank-2/200
OOS from prestigious private school in California; Applied early and was deferred</p>