Chance at UC Berkley Admission

<p>Hello I have been trying to gauge my chances for acceptance at UC Berkley by looking at the stats of accepted students, but that method is not truly giving me that much information. I was hoping for some input.</p>

<p>So I am Currently a Junior.</p>

<p>Sophomore Schedule:
AP Chemistry
Algebra 2
Trigonometry
World History
German 3
Chamber (All String) Orchestra
English Honors</p>

<p>Junior Schedule:
AP Biology
Physics Honors
AP US History
Pre-Calculus
AP Music Theory
American Literature Honors</p>

<p>Senior Schedule:
Biotechnology
AP Physics
AP Government
AP Macro Economics
AP Calculus AB
Madrigal Choir
British Literature</p>

<p>Testing Scores:
SAT - 2060 (retaking hoping to raise by 150)
- Critical Reading: 780
- Math: 650
- Writing: 630
SAT II - Biology: 740
(Taking Math II next year)</p>

<p>AP Testing:
- Chemistry: 3
- Music Theory, Biology, US History: Score Pending</p>

<p>Extra Curricular:
- Basketball Team Freshman and Sophomore Year
- Debate Team Junior and Senior Year
- National Honors Society Junior and Senior Year
- Attended the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine
- Co-Founded a Recording Studio to Provide High School Musicians a Low Cost Recording Option
- Attending UCSD Academic Connections Summer Course on Grey Matter and Neural Plasticity </p>

<p>Any input is welcome thanks a lot!</p>

<p>Right I Knew I was forgetting something. My current Junior Year GPA is 4.7 my cumulative is 4.3</p>

<p>Where do you live? If you’re in-state you UCB is a mid reach at least, if OOS quite high reach. It’s not your fault. UCB is a great school but, they have to reserve a certain percentage of seats for in-staters. I suppose the 4.3 GPA is weighted?</p>

<p>As I say a lot, UCB and UCLA are in the middle of urban areas with huuuuge metro populations. Part of the reason why those schools get to be incredibly picky is because they have such a huge pool of brave little fishies to choose from ;)</p>

<p>Do you like UCB because it’s the highest ranked UC and (I think but can’t remember) the highest ranked public uni? Or do you like it because you’ve been there and enjoyed the town or the people… or the major or something? If you have the passion behind it, you’ll be much more likely to find yourself at UCB in a year or however long it is you have to go. </p>

<p>Good luck :)</p>

<p>@hopeforDCjacob I am in state and yes it is weighted</p>