Hi,
I got rejected by UCLA (as did most- said 92,000 applicants and only admit 5,200)
I would like to appeal and wanted to see if this would be new and compelling information for an appeal to UCLA:
Based on advice I was given by previous applicants to UCLA that were rejected and disclosed their ADHD disability in their applications, I did not disclose that I am ADHD and Reading disability diagnosed since beginning of high school. This required that I develop very specific learning, comprehension, and retension strategies to be able to achieve the academic success that I attained.
4.2 GPA
30 ACT
9 AP courses(rigorous course schedule all 4 yrs-took most advanced courses offered)
2 Varsity sports for 4 yrs
Many great EC’s
Many volunteer community service experiences/hours
City lifeguard job
Great essays
Do you think that disclosing my ADHD and Reading disability and how I work extremely hard to overcome this to attain my academic success is new and compelling reasons for an appeal?