<p>Would someone who lives in maryland have a better chance of getting in than a person that lives in california…hypothetically…even though they are both out of state</p>
<p>no (10 characters)</p>
<p>Aperson from Maryland might even have a worse chance of getting in to UVa because probably a lot of people from Maryland apply to UVa and colleges like to have some geographical diversity.</p>
<p>California and Maryland have decent numbers of people applying to UVA. Someone from Alaska might have a better chance, since the university always like to say that they have people from all 50 states over the country.</p>