<p>GPA-3.68 UW, between 4.1 and 4.2 W
SAT- 2020 (700M, 660R, 660W) retaking in fall
SAT II- 750 Biology, 720 Math II
ACT- 32 composite (36M, 35R, 33E, 24S) retaking in fall</p>
<p>Freshman Year:
World Hist H- A
English H- B+
Biology H- A
Alg II H- A
Health/Phys Ed- A
Spanish 2- B+
Orchestra- A</p>
<p>Sophomore Year:
Precalc H- A
Chemistry H- B+
Soph English H- B
AP World History- B(3)
Spanish 3- B+
Gym- A
Orchestra- A+</p>
<p>Junior Year:
Junior Englsih H- B+
Spanish 4 H- B
US History H- A
AP Calculus AB- B+ (probably 4/5)
AP Biology- B (probably 5)</p>
<p>Senior Year Courses:
English IIII H
Spanish 5 H
AP Govt/Politics
AP Statistics
AP Physics</p>
<p>ECs:
National Honor Society grades 11/12
9 seasons Varsity sports (3 cross country, 3 indoor track, 3 outdoor track)
Cross Country Captain
Eagle Scout, Senior Patrol Leader of Boy Scout Troop
200+ hours of community service</p>
<p>you definitely have the gpa, leadership, sports, etc.; i'd say the only thing going against you is that you are out-of-state (well, and a white male) which does make it somewhat harder. honestly, i don't think you should retake the act- it is higher than your sat score and highly qualified for UC Berkeley</p>
<p>Your weighted GPA and test scores are fine but your unweighted GPA is a little too low. Nice EC's though. I'm not going to guarantee you anything but it looks like you have a fair chance at Cal. However, don't take these "chance" threads too seriously... I was told that I had almost no chance at neither Cal nor UCLA and I ended up getting into both. Just keep up your grades senior year and work hard on your personal statement.</p>
<p>Your GPA is on the low side (remember that you will they use a UC GPA, which only allows for something like 8 extra points for AP/Honors classes). Your ACT is good (except the Science section...), but your SAT I is also on the low side. Try to shoot for 2100+.</p>
<p>Also, Does Cal superscore the ACT, because i got a 28 on science at another sitting which would bring the composite up to 33 superscored. I really need to study that science and try again though.</p>
<p>"Superscore"? I never heard that term before...but on the UC application you're asked to list your highest scores for each section that were from a single session (so you can't mix and match scores from different testing sessions).</p>