<p>High School Type: Competitive (Top 50 in the nation)</p>
<p>UW GPA: 3.32
W GPA: 4.10
UC Weighted Capped: 3.54</p>
<p>Class Rank: Top 30% (Decile System)
Class Size: About 600</p>
<p>9th Grade:
B /B Algebra2 (H)
B /B Biology-IB SL
B-/B English1 (H)
A-/A- Geography-IB SL
A-/A- Japanese 1
A /A CLA/FOP (Wiring and Coding)</p>
<p>10th Grade:
A-/B History of Motion Pictures (Summer)
A-/A AP Computer Science A
B /B+ AP European History
B /B- Chemistry (H)
B-/B- English2 (H)
A-/B+ Japanese2
B+/B Pre-Calculus(H)</p>
<p>11th Grade:
A-/A AP Calculus BC
B /B+ AP English Language and Composition
C+/B- AP Physics B
C /B- AP US History
B /B Computer Science-IB HL2
A-/A- Japanese-IB SL</p>
<p>12th Grade:
ROP Principles of Engineering
AP Calculus BC
AP English Literature and Composition
Human Anatomy and Physiology
Economics/Government
Senior Internship</p>
<p>Total # Honors(Including AP and IB): 17 Courses
Total # AP: 8 Courses</p>
<p>AP Tests:
European History - 3
Computer Science A - 5
English Language - 4
Calculus AB - 5
Physics B - 5
Calculus BC - Not Yet Taken
English Literature - Not Yet Taken</p>
<p>SAT1:
Reading - 730
Math - 790
Writing - 730
Total - 2250</p>
<p>SAT2:
Math 2C - 800
Physics - 750</p>
<p>EC:
-LEO Club Member for 3 Years
-Co-Publicity Officer LEO Club 11th Grade
-Volunteered Teaching Tennis 200 hours
-150 Hour Internship at a tutor place over the summer teaching kids</p>
<p>Maybe UCI and SB. I would add a safety. Engineering is very competitive and your GPA is going to make all of these UCs tough. I don’t see USC or CMU for the same reason.</p>
<p>No reason to show 9th grades, but… I would say Cal, and UCLa are going to be reachs. Cal tech and engineering is one of the hardest things to get into…</p>
<p>UCSD
UCI
UCSB
all should be matchs and I would say have a easy time to get in</p>
<p>USC might be a so-so match up… ffrom the people I know there your grades are in the middle.</p>
<p>If would say also add cal poly slo, really great engi field, best in the nation next to many of the top ranking UC’s!! GOODLUCK!</p>
<p>Alk, you’re a perfect candidate for a 3-2 program like Columbia’s. Your GPA will probably initially keep you out of a top college. But Columbia has a guaranteed plan with dozens of LACs. You spend 3 years at one of them, get a 3.0 and have a guaranteed transfer to Columbia.</p>
<p>Choose one of the LACs that takes AP credits, and you can make it a 2-2, and graduate from an ivy in 4 years total.</p>
<p>To me, this is an amazing gift to those wanting an engineering degree from a top school who couldn’t get in out of HS. Many of the LACs participating are darn easy to get into.</p>
<p>HAHA Well the one that I want to go to the most is UCSD because of their Nanoengineering program and it’s close to the beach! I think my preference is UCSD > UCLA > Cal > UCI > UCSB. Weird order huh?</p>
<p>I have a question for everyone! I have undeclared life science for all my uc’s but for my alternate major I put biological science, I know this is impacted, Will this hurt my chances? Even though it is JUST my alternate major. I am a mediocre student and can’t afford to hurt my chances.</p>
<p>What are my chances of getting into UCI, UCD, or UCSC (HS Senior)
GPA:3.725
no AP classes taking, but taking AP Biology and possibly Honors English next semester of my Senior Year
ranked 35 out of 350 kids at my HS
SAT-taking them this week, looking at my PSAT scores, possibly going to score a 1650-1750
Achieved Scholar Athlete Award senior year
Football for 4 years
300+ community service hrs.
What are my Chances for these universities?? Please Help…</p>