<p>Please chance me and if you could please tell me what would be a better option besides applying to UC's based on my statistics. I come from a low income, immigrant( moved here 4 years ago) family. I also speak 2 other languages besides English. (I am going to write all of this in my personal statements)</p>
<p>Sophmore Year
Chemistry(H) A/A
Precalc B/B
World History B/A
AP Comp Sci C/C
English 10 A/B</p>
<p>Junior Year
AP Calc B/B
AP US B/B
AP Physics C/B
AP Psych B/A
Spanish 1 B/A
English 11 B/B</p>
<p>Rank - probably top 15% in a public CA school (top 5% in the state)</p>
<p>Could someone tell me what my UC gpa is based these grades.</p>
<p>I am applying to all UC's but merced and Santa Cruz.</p>
<p>SAT's
SAT II's
Math 2 - 640
Physics - 580
US History - 590</p>
<p>SAT I
taking it in 2 weeks. (Hoping for an 1800-1900 score)</p>
<p>AP scores
AP Calc - 4
AP US - 4
AP Psych - 3</p>
<p>EC's
3 years of key club
50+ hours
job over a summer
2 years of track and cross country
6 years of soccer outside of school</p>
<p>Your chances at UC Berkeley are low, but you do have special circumstances, so I don’t know how that will work out. However, I advise you to apply to Santa Cruz and Merced because you gpa is not the best and you don’t want to be rejected everywhere. You should apply to a Cal State as a safety school.</p>
<p>top UC’s would be very high reaches if you were a normal student, but i can’t really say that if you have special circumstances. I agree with theRAD when he says apply to the lower UC’s and a cal state. if money for apps was in issue i’d honestly not apply to berkeley and instead apply to UCSC. but if its just you don’t want to go to their schools than good luck!</p>
<p>I would say that UCSD is youir reach. Davis is high match and Santa Barbara is a solid match. Your GPA is a bit low, so Berkeley and LA might be too out of reach for you. </p>
<p>UC GPA – 3.68
UCLA, UCB – high reach
UCSD – reach
UCDavis, UCIrvine – low reach
UCSB – high match
UCR – high safety</p>
<p>i’d say you have a very rigorous schedule for a 4th year multilingual immigrant, and they’ll see that through transcripts and essay; however, your C’s aren’t good.</p>