Chance Me For Cali Schools!

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Berkeley
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Objective:

SAT: 2120 (CR-660, M-800, W-660 Essay:10) CR+M (1460)
SAT II: 740 Math II, 710 Physics

UC GPA (Capped at 8 Honors) -4.0
9-11 UW- 3.68
9-11 W- 4.16
10-11 UW GPA- 3.69
10-11 W GPA (Uncapped)- 4.23

UPWARD Trend:

Freshman (8 A’s 4 B’s)
Sophomore (6 A’s 4 B’s 2 C’s)
Junior (13 A’s)

Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): Top 10% (Not sure exactly how I made it LOL, maybe course rigor?)

AP (12 AP’s total (rigorous):
Chemistry (3)
European History (3)
Calc AB (5)
Physics 1 (3) (LOL)
Spanish Language and Culture (4)
US History (4)

Senior Year Courses:
AP Literature
AP Gov
AP Physics C
AP Spanish Literature
AP Psychology
AP Statistics

Major Awards: None are major, but OCMC 5th place (math competition for my county).

Subjective:
Extracurriculars:
Summer@USC Summer Camp
CSF (3 Years)
Key Club (3 Years)
Spanish NHS
Taekwondo 3rd Degree Black Belt (13+ Years)
1st Place Cal State Open Taekwondo Tournament
Junior Leadership Team for Taekwondo
Taekwondo Instructor Experience (200 Hours)
Volunteer as Taekwondo Instructor (50 Hours)
Intern at Social Security Office
OC Math Circle Competition-5th Place
Technology Director-Spanish Club
Love 2 Read (Library Reading Program)
Teen Advisory Board at Library
AP Scholar With Distinction
600+ Community service hours

Major: Industrial Engineering/Mechanical Engineering (Where IE is not offered)

University of California—Berkeley
Georgia Institute of Technology 
Purdue University—West Lafayette 
University of Southern California (Viterbi) 
University of California—Los Angeles (Samueli) 
University of California—San Diego (Jacobs) 
University of California—Santa Barbara 
Duke University (Pratt) 
University of California—Davis 
University of California—Irvine (Samueli) 
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey—New Brunswick 
University of California—Riverside (Bourns) 
Carnegie Mellon University 
University of Michigan—Ann Arbor 
University of Illinois—Urbana-Champaign 
University of Texas—Austin (Cockrell) 
Northwestern University (McCormick) 
Johns Hopkins University (Whiting) 
Arizona State University (Fulton)

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Haven’t you repeatedly posted this?
You don’t seem to understand that most of your stats are not going to change.
Take the previous chances from all of your previous posts.

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@“aunt bea” I added extra extra curricular activities that were not previously stated.

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Duke and Northwestern might be hard because you are applying to their engineering schools and they love high scores (2250+ SAT/ 34+ ACT). If you applied to Berkeley’s college of engineering and Michigan’s engineering school, then that would be hard too for the same reasons as Duke/NU. You have a decent chance at Georgia Tech; however, I read their stats for EA applicants somewhere and they also had surprisingly high test scores. That, along with OOS would make it challenging, but definitely much more reachable than Duke/NU/Berkeley/Michigan (engineering).

I think Jonhs Hopkins and Carnegie Mellon would be a reach because of your GPA. Your scores are within their range, though. I think you have a good shot at UCLA and USC, but not definite. You have a good chance at the rest of schools besides JHU/CMU/Berkeley/Michigan/NU/Duke

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@waddups

From what I have seen from last year, @MathFan21 even has difficulty with UCLA and USC.

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@StevenToCollege Yeah, maybe. I’m not as familiar with UCLA and USC. My brother with lower test scores (1910ish on SAT), but a higher GPA got into UCLA. He was OOS. Unhooked, nothing really special about him.

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@waddups

1910ish on SAT for UCLA Engineering? Probably not.

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what are some schools I can cut from my HUGE list?

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@StevenToCollege 1910ish to UCLA L&S. I was unsure whether the OP was applying UCLA engineering or not.

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I’m applying to engineering.