<p>3.7 UC weighted GPA (GPA has increased throughout the years) BIG upward trend
550 CR
660 M
620 W
1830 SAT 1 total
Am waiting for my newer scores to come back</p>
<p>Will have taken 7 AP's by end of senior year
Rigorous Senior year workload
660 SAT 2 U.S History</p>
<p>Have been in the college prep program, AVID, for all 4 years</p>
<p>Mixed Martial Arts fighter (6 years, BJJ, Muay thai, boxing, judo) Unprofessional Record 1-0
over 1000 community service hours (Charity/Church and Tutoring)
intern with a physician for 3 years till current time
Played piano for 4 years (some competition)
Have been working for 4 years</p>
<p>President of General Assembly Club
Executive Member of Board for AVID
High school Senate member</p>
<p>Essays are pretty strong</p>
<p>1st generation college
Faced difficult times dealing with family passings and illnesses</p>
<p>I am applying to all reaches: UCLA, UCSD, UCSB as a math major and UCI as undeclared.</p>
<p>Sorry its too vague, I can't remember it all at the top of my head. Thank you for your time.</p>
<p>Im not so sure if you would make it to UCSD its a far reach. Gpa and sat is a bit low. You defanitely have a shot at UCSB and UCI which are both also great schools
Good luck :)</p>
<p>thx for the reply guys ! yeaa i just retook the SAT 1. I hope I got higher than 660 I was kinda hoping that my EC’s would carry me out as well as me being first generation college, in AVID, etc. etc. I know that it’s a reach, especially with the 70,000 plus applicants this year oh well, guess i gotta wait a little longer haha</p>
<p>I think you def have a chance at Davis/Irvine/SB. UCSD on the other hand is strictly point system; it’s the ONLY UC school that goes by points. The rest are holistic. So basically… whatever extracurricular or “good essays” that you have, won’t make a difference. 100% stat based. Just reiterating the facts to you.</p>
<p>^ Honestly I don’t think it will. Math majors are pretty common, and UCSD is a point system school nonetheless. Even if you applied to a "Study of the Letter ‘c’ " major, your chances would still be the same. You have to get into the school first, then from there, you declare your major.</p>
<p>dude let me be honest. SAT doesn’t really show how great or knowledgeable about math. For example, I missed 3 problems, no questions omitted and I got a 700 and a friend who took a previous SAT before mine who missed 4,omitted 1 but got a 720. Personally, I think the SAT is just a huge controversy. It has very few questions related to real-life situations and alot of them are just there to &@$! with you.Yes I admit it, I was very irritable about the SATs.But anyways personally man I think your score is fine. Just take these words from a UCSD student.</p>
I was kinda hoping that my EC’s would carry me out as well as me being first generation college, in AVID, etc. etc. I know that it’s a reach, especially with the 70,000 plus applicants this year 
oh well, guess i gotta wait a little longer haha</p>