Chance a failure?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I consider myself a failure because of my high school stats.
So I'm currently enrolled at a California Community College and I'm hoping to transfer to:</p>

<p>UCSD
UCLA
UCB
Brown
UPenn
Stanford
Dartmouth
Cornell
NYU</p>

<p>My stats are:</p>

<p>4.0 College GPA (first year)
3.33 High school GPA (ouch)
1730 SAT 1 (ouch) 720 SAT 2 Math 2
28 ACT
About 100+ hrs of volunteer
Interned for State Senator this past summer
Work 17 hours a week
In Business Student Association Club
Private Tutor
(Going to tutor for my school next semester). </p>

<p>Overall, I'm not sure what to do. Dartmouth is my dream school but I got rejected last year (senior year) and this year (freshman year). I know I messed up in high school, but I'm a different person now and I'm really hoped they would see that. What do you guys recommend I do to stand out?</p>

<p>Thank you so much for your input and if you chance me, I'll chance you back.</p>

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<p>Well, I would say that you have a chance, but that would be lying.</p>

<p>Seriously, you don’t. Just give up. Get a degree in culinary arts instead.</p>

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<p>^well thats a little harsh.<br>
there’s always a chance, but with schools like that a chance doesn’t mean much.
if you really want to transfer i’d say try settling for something else, but i’m really not so good at chancing, so good luck! :)</p>

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<p>UC’s have selected spots for transfer students, after two years though.
Just make sure to get a 4.0 in your sophomore year of college and you can transfer to a UC. Besides, it’d be best to save a dream school for grad school wouldn’t it?
You would get more focus because of the smaller number of students, as well as get the chance to become a T.A. Just keep your head up high and you have a chance!</p>