University of Virginia

There are no minimum GPA score requirements for Virginia University admissions. The below table includes the GPA requirements as per the college:

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The University of Virginia acceptance rate is around 19%, which means out of 100 applications only 19 admitted. The high acceptance rate at UVA makes the admission highly competitive for international students. It is mandatory to have good academic profile and a qualifying GPA to get admission to the university. Students must meet the entry requirements and submit the admission application before the deadline.

There is no separate admission application for international students at UVA. Students can apply for the University of Virginia admissions through the official website or via the Common Application. There are some general admission requirements for students, which applicants have to meet to get admission to the university. To submit the admission application, applicants have to pay the University of Virginia application fee.

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No, there is no quota for admission at University of Virginia, around 2/3 admissions are proposed for in-state and 2/3 are for out of state students. However, majorly in-state admits go higher than out of state at UVA. The students are admitted to the university as long as they qualify the minimum eligibility criteria of the university. The students must follow the application deadlines to be selected to the university. Late applications are not considered by the UVA.

Prospective undergraduate students can submit applications through the Common Application. While graduate applications are accepted through UVA website through the respective school or college. Along with complete applications, the students are required to submit the following documents:

• Official Transcripts
• Bank Statements
• Copy of Passport
• Test Scores