Does UVA have early action?

Early action is the second of three cycles of admission at UVA. Students in this pool and those in the “regular” admission cycle, who will be notified by April 1, will have until May 1 to make a decision about whether or not to accept admissions offers.

What time do UVA early action decisions come out?

UVA aims to enroll 3,750 undergraduates this year. Non-binding, early action decisions go out in mid-February, and students who applied as part of the regular decision cycle will be notified by April 1.

What time is UVA application due?

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What is the latest early action deadline?

The most common deadlines for early action are November 1 and November 15. These deadlines are not flexible; you must get all your materials, including recommendation letters and test scores, to the school by the stated deadline. Since you apply early, you’ll also be notified of your admissions decision early.

Does UVA defer early action?

What decisions might I receive if I apply through Early Decision or Early Action? The admission committee may admit, deny, or defer early applications. If an applicant is deferred, their application will be placed in the Regular Decision pool and reviewed once mid-year grades have been received.

Is UVA early action hard to get into?

Well, in the second phase of UVA’s admissions process for the Class of 2025, UVA has offered Early Action admission to 6,186 EA applicants drawn from a pool of 28,897 EA applicants. This marks an EA admit rate of 21.4%.

What is UVA in-state acceptance rate?

In-state students were offered admission at a rate of 32.5% compared with an offer rate of 15.4% to out-of-state students. In total, more than 41,000 students applied for admission to the University for the 2020-21 year.