Virginia Tech admissions staff reviews 20,000 applications

Evan Jones February 7, 2011 1 minute read

There’s very little time for rest in the Virginia Tech admissions department between now and the end of March. The university is deciding which high school seniors who applied will be admitted. News/Talk 960’s Evan Jones has more.

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