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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostUVA is public. Clown.
25th percentile SAT was 1310 in 2017-18
13 male students were admitted with SAT's under 1,000(and they weren't soccer players)
89% of students were top 10% of their high school class
99% of students were top 25% of their high school class
Rate of admittance total: 26%
Rate of admittance out of state: 22%
2,738 out of state men admitted/599 enrolled
64 total students from Massachusetts enrolled as freshman in 2017(both male and female)
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSince I'm an alumnus that isn't exactly news to me. Again, most public school kids, especially from out of state, can't get into UVA. Of those public school kids, the ones that play DA most certainly have a hard time getting it. Are you understanding yet or should I slow down?
25th percentile SAT was 1310 in 2017-18
13 male students were admitted with SAT's under 1,000(and they weren't soccer players)
89% of students were top 10% of their high school class
99% of students were top 25% of their high school class
Rate of admittance total: 26%
Rate of admittance out of state: 22%
2,738 out of state men admitted/599 enrolled
64 total students from Massachusetts enrolled as freshman in 2017(both male and female)
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSince I'm an alumnus that isn't exactly news to me. Again, most public school kids, especially from out of state, can't get into UVA. Of those public school kids, the ones that play DA most certainly have a hard time getting it. Are you understanding yet or should I slow down?
25th percentile SAT was 1310 in 2017-18
13 male students were admitted with SAT's under 1,000(and they weren't soccer players)
89% of students were top 10% of their high school class
99% of students were top 25% of their high school class
Rate of admittance total: 26%
Rate of admittance out of state: 22%
2,738 out of state men admitted/599 enrolled
64 total students from Massachusetts enrolled as freshman in 2017(both male and female)
By the way, UVA, while a fine school, is a far cry from Stanford and really perhaps marginally better (arguably) than William and Mary. I am not surprised you are a graduate of UVA given the companion school you noted. I would have thought as a public university graduate, you'd espouse public attendance. Alas, you are a jumped up fool.
Sincerely,
Harvard graduate and current ISL parent.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThanks Plato. You went to the admissions website and grabbed a series of unrelated statistics which in no way substantiate your base claim. In fact there are numerous players on the roster who are from public high schools. Perhaps you should have started there?
By the way, UVA, while a fine school, is a far cry from Stanford and really perhaps marginally better (arguably) than William and Mary. I am not surprised you are a graduate of UVA given the companion school you noted. I would have thought as a public university graduate, you'd espouse public attendance. Alas, you are a jumped up fool.
Sincerely,
Harvard graduate and current ISL parent.
Harvard is no Princeton, by the way.
The W&M comparison would suggest you barely graduated from Harvard. Were you an English major?
If you can't follow this just cut & paste the information below and email it to mommy and daddy to explain it.
The original quote I responded to:
Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWith regard to DAP, tough to compare because most of those kids have a different mindset and academics is not as important a factor as landing a top D1 soccer school (IMO).
Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAgreed. Most public school kids can't get into a UVA or Stanford.
https://www.ncaa.com/rankings/soccer...ens-soccer-rpi
The two most selective schools in the top 10 are Stanford(#9) and UVA(#10).
Is it all falling into place for you yet? I didn't mention a school like Harvard because they're ranked #141. I mentioned Stanford and UVA together because they are literally ranked together.
Then, while agitated about a public university being named in the same sentence with an Ivy, you banged away on your keyboard and came up with this gem:
Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIn fact there are numerous players on the roster who are from public high schools. Perhaps you should have started there?
Are there in-state kids from publics on the team? Sure, because UVA is a public college. The bar for out of state students is higher.
If you need any more help understanding things on a soccer forum just let me know.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostMy reply is below communicating my agreement that DAP/public school kids would have a hard time getting into top D1 soccer schools with selective admissions criteria(the premise being that DAP kids are less concerned with academics):
The key words are "top D1 SOCCER school" and "academics is not as important" - there many "top D1 SOCCER" schools without great academics so why did you have to bring up your school and Stanford?
So... you didn't have to harp on UVA and Stanford- so what if they are up there in the D1 rankings- it has nothing to do with "TOP D1 Soccer Schools where academics is not a big factor" - do you get it now???
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe OP said "With regard to DAP, tough to compare because most of those kids have a different mindset and academics is not as important a factor as landing a top D1 soccer school (IMO)."
The key words are "top D1 SOCCER school" and "academics is not as important" - there many "top D1 SOCCER" schools without great academics so why did you have to bring up your school and Stanford?
So... you didn't have to harp on UVA and Stanford- so what if they are up there in the D1 rankings- it has nothing to do with "TOP D1 Soccer Schools where academics is not a big factor" - do you get it now???
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