ucla has 25th percentile 25 on ac.so why cant i get in?
Are you international?
25% = this is the threshold for students the university really wants for whatever reason (athletes, legacies, overcame tremendous obstacles). You’re not in that category.
For an unhooked applicant such as yourself, the odds of getting into a university that admits fewer than 30% of its applicants are reasonable if you’re above the top 25 percentile. It means that in order to have a shot you need about 2100 on your SAT, or about 32 on your ACT, with a UC GPA above 4.
I have uc GPA of 4 and act of 30.I have strong extra curriculars and remarkable interest in my field.what shall be my percentage chances for UCLA and Berkeley.I am a full paying student.my intended major is computer science.
What is your major?
Cappex and parchment show that my chances are well above average.around 75% for UCLA and 55% for Berkeley.further a score calculator on UC’s website show that my score is 269/300 based on my GPA and act score
Wanna see my graph on cappex?
None of these are realistic and many a student found that out to their detriment. Apply but consider them reaches.
Cappex and Parchment are useless to determine chances since they only take into account results reported by students. You need to look at the common dataset for UCLA but this will only give you a chance based on academics. EC’s and essays are subjective, so your acceptance/denial will depend upon the admission’s officer reviewing your application (holisitic review). There is always a chance, just have some definite Match and Safety schools on your list.