<p>HI can a 1520 SAT: 540 CR, 500 M, 480 W get me into UCD
I have a 4.17 UC Weighted GPA</p>
<p>Took 12 semesters of AP and honors classes</p>
<p>over 300 hros of community service
2 years of employment
and lots of school activities: 3 years Track and Field, Cross Country
2 years NHS, 1 year Bible Club
held leadership position such as Co- Captain, Public Relations Officer, and Historian</p>
<p>I am half Filipino and Half Pacific Islander
I am California Resident
parent income ~$60,000</p>
<p>eric
A few questions for you:
Are you a first generation college student? (did your parents get college educations?)
What is your school API score?
What AP classes have you taken?
What scores have you earned on the AP tests you took so far?
Your SAT scores are low for UCD engineering so this will help us see a clearer picture.</p>
<p>I actually think you'll be fine. Your UC GPA more than makes up for your SAT score. 1520 was probably the average, if not less in my high school, and about 30 of us went to UCD. You also have decent EC's.</p>
<p>I've taken the following ap, honors, Ib courses:
Chemisty Honors, Ap US History, Ap Lang. and Comp., Ap Calculus
, Ap Lit. and Comp., and I am taking Ib Biology SL
If it helps I've taken 6 years of math course work throughout my highschool(took summer school advancement)</p>
<p>My grades show and upward trend: Freshman year: sem1:3.0, sem2:3.667
Soph year: sem1:4.0, sem2: 4.0, Junior year: sem1:4.5, sem2:4.5
I never took any Ap test.</p>
<p>If you weren't going for engineering I'd agree. It of course depends on how many students apply this year and what their stats are. I would say you have a good shot, but you should have a backup plan.</p>
<p>You were riding completely on your GPA beforehand anyways. I still would consider Davis "safe", but don't completely rule out a rejection (although let me be the first to say I wouldn't expect this at all)</p>
<p>Your SAT score is definitely below average for UCD (I think average is around 1800?). If you weren't going for engineering I would say you still have a good chance with your GPA, but engineering is generally much tougher to get into. Do you still have any opportunities to retake the test?</p>
<p>It's civil engineering though >_>;; When I was at freshman orientation and the counselors were lining us up according to engineering major, there were 5 people total in the MSE and Civil E line. It's not as impacted as you'd expect.</p>
<p>^Different schools. Is Davis' civil engineering really that popular? I just don't see that many people doing it (I would do it but parents would never approve >>;; )</p>