Chance and suggest for me please<33

<p>SAT -
Writing : 720
Math : 600
Reading : 650 = 1970</p>

<p>SAT Subjects -
US History - 800
Literature - 620 </p>

<p>^ I actually I haven't taken these yet but these are my projected scores</p>

<p>GPA - 2.5 UW (My junior year 2nd semester GPA was 3.3 but the total gpa is dragged down by my soph year which was .8 GPA which I'm going to explain in my personal statement)</p>

<p>Founder of North Corea Freedom Association
50+ Key Club hours
50+ Red Cross hours</p>

<p>Applying to:
UC Riverside
UC Merced
UC Davis
UC Irvine</p>

<p>and Cal States as safeties</p>

<p>To sum it up:</p>

<p>SAT - 1970
SAT Subjects - 800 and 620
GPA - 2.5
Decent EC's</p>

<p>Please chance for those listed above and please suggest schools to me as well! :D</p>

<p>I don't know the California schools well, but I'd just like to point out that an 800 on US History is 99th percentile, so I wouldn't be too sure of that unless you're really amazing at history.</p>

<p>For your chances in general, I'm a little concerned about the 2.5 GPA but otherwise you look like a strong candidate.</p>

<p>Is it really 99th percentile? I don't know, but I'm pretty sure I can get that. American History absorbs in me REALLY well. </p>

<p>If not 800, most definitely 750+. I'm not just saying this as a naive SAT test taker, but I've been studying extensively along with practice tests.</p>

<p>Bumpppppppppppp</p>

<p>What is your UC GPA? If it is not at a 3.0 or more, you are ineligible for UC, in which case you may apply for admission by exception (info on UC site).</p>

<p>Yes, I understand that. By the way I was told that admission by exception is not something you apply for, but under the discretion of an admissions officer. That is why I am quite concerned and unsure.</p>

<p>bumpppppppppp</p>

<p>hmmm if you can get that GPA up..then it would be</p>

<p>UCR: safety
UCM: safety
UCD: match
UCI: match</p>

<p>Eek...makes sure to keep your GPA up and look into the UC policies. While I'm sure there was an extenuating circumstance, colleges are not super-sympathetic to those kinds of dips.</p>

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By the way I was told that admission by exception is not something you apply for, but under the discretion of an admissions officer.

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<p>You must ask to be considered for admission by exception on your application.</p>

<p>University</a> of California - Admissions</p>

<p>Yes, you can ask for an opinion through email, but there isn't something you do on the application. For example, there isn't a little check box that you mark or something for ABE.</p>

<p>I was actually told this by the UCD Admissions rep on the UC forum here.</p>

<p>bumpzorrrrrrrrrr</p>