I used an online calculator. I hope I was wrong but I don’t think I am. It is a bummer because she is now in AP calculus bc and of course she wouldn’t be if she hadn’t taken the two math classes in middle school. It doesn’t appear that any of the bio majors have scores that low. She just changed to bio from environmental management in January I wish she would have kept it.
Do you know if I could try to appeal if she is denied based on her not entering the middle school info?
@drummer1030, I’ve never seen an online MCA calculator except the one posted here. Unless her individual Math and/or English sections are DRAMATICALLY lower than her composite, there’s an error. Use the calculator in the post below.
last year my friend wasn’t accepted until march 28 (almost a month after releasing acceptances) for engineering and he had super high stats–1570 sat and capped 4.2 GPA so I think theres definitely hope for people who haven’t gotten in yet.
@thewaitinghurts: No correlation since UC’s have the addition of personal insight essays and a listing of your EC’s/awards. Even between UC campuses, you cannot predict if you will be accepted or not since each school has their own criteria for their application review.
@mikeyt8586 Hmmm interesting about the accept/decline link. On my D’s accept/decline linked page it says “You have already submitted your accept or decline response. If you have any further questions, please contact the Admissions Office” and above it it says “accept admission”. But she swears she never accepted… may be a glitch?
@thewaitinghurts IMHO since UCs are more holistic, the comparison for admission to UCs v SLO may not be the same. True SLO’s stats are inline with UCB/UCLA admits but the holistic approach at UCs offers opportunities for other parts of your application to shine.
Just received the “congratulations on your acceptance” email from slo but was accepted sat morning so don’t know if theyre rolling out new decisions rn
