Chance me for my schools!

<p>Hey, finally decided to give this a try, hope I get everything.</p>

<p>General
Asian, Male
California resident</p>

<p>Academics (Not exactly sure how to do the GPA parts)
Unweighted GPA - 3.79
UC GPA (capped for 8 AP/Honors) - 4.14
Weighted GPA (uncapped) - 4.31
Weighted GPA (all AP/Honors + Community College) - 4.4</p>

<p>Class size is about 550? But we don't have a ranking system. </p>

<p>SAT I - 2150 (610 CR, 800 M, 740 W)
SAT II - Math 800, US History 730, Chinese w/ Listening 780</p>

<p>APs - Calc BC (4), US History (5), Chinese (5)
Senior Year APs - Government/Politics, Statistics, Biology
It's really hard to get into some APs because of class space issues. Some of the mandatory classes only have regular, no honors. </p>

<p>I've already taken 4 honors and 3 AP courses.
I will be taking another 3 AP courses this year. </p>

<p>Community College courses: Computer Applications, Intro to Computers and Information Technology, Intro to Business, Intro to Sociology, Macroeconomics </p>

<p>Community Service
Tech Museum - 200+ hours, all 4 years
Peer Tutorial - 50+ hours, all 4 years
FBLA - 100+ hours, all 4 years</p>

<p>Internships/Jobs
Sustainable Business Institute ~40 hours. Worked on Events Committee and planned a social. Made phone calls, sorted files, sent emails, etc
Oplink Communications ~40 hours. Labeled products, tested optical telecom device, cleaned system parts
Kumon Learning Center (job) ~150 hours. Graded papers and sorted homework and classwork. Tutored kids in math. Worked there sophomore and junior year. </p>

<p>Activities
Quake Safety. 4 years. Created my own business. We sell earthquake survival kits and spread awareness to the community. Things we did: research, acquired funding, made brochures, had presentations, sell. I talked about this as one of my UC essays, expanded on the positives, setbacks we've faced.
FBLA 4 years. Treasurer junior year. I've competed in events from sophomore-senior year.
Model United Nations. Restarted the club this year (as a senior), it died out my freshman year. Serving as secretary.
National Chinese Honor Society (senior year)</p>

<p>Awards
FBLA Bay (local) for Business Law - 2nd place (junior) and 5th place (sophomore)
FBLA State for Business Law - 7th place
FBLA State for Business Financial Plan - 3rd
Competed in Nationals for LCABR
AP Scholar
Champions of Bay
National Merit Scholar Commended
Green and White Award for Literature/Writing (school award)
Piano CM test Level 8</p>

<p>Rec Letters
One is from a core teacher last year, and one is a club adviser that knows me pretty well. </p>

<p>Colleges I'm thinking about (random order)
Berkeley
UCLA
UC San Diego
UC Davis
UC Irvine
Carnegie Mellon
NYU
USC
Santa Clara (I believe this is a safety for me)
Georgetown
University of Michigan
Boston College
Washington University in St. Louis</p>

<p>I'm looking at business majors, primarily finance/economics. If you guys also have suggestions, do tell! :D
Can elaborate on anything if needed. </p>

<p>Thanks guys!</p>

<p>Bump .</p>

<p>i guess ill do the ones i know.
what are you majoring in? if business, your business ecs will give you a boost.
this is if you’re going for business.</p>

<p>Berkeley - high match/low reach
UCLA - match/high match
UC San Diego - match
UC Davis - high safety
UC Irvine - high safety
NYU - high safety/low match (if stern, high match/low reach)
USC - match
Georgetown - high match/low reach</p>

<p>^ I’ll do some also: </p>

<p>WashUStL- mid-reach
CMU- high match/low reach
Boston College- high match (daughter in CSOM business school there)
Michigan- high match (since you’re OOS)
Santa Clara- high safety
Georgetown- unpredictable</p>

<p>You’re a strong applicant. Your school doesn’t rank however if you got an ELC letter from the UC’s, it puts you the top 4% of your class. Good luck!</p>

<p>Yes, I’m looking into majors in the business field, primarily finance or economics. Can’t edit the first post anymore, but I was like the CFO for Quake Safety. </p>

<p>I know I’m not in ELC, I’d like to say I’m at least top 15%, but probably top 10%.</p>

<p>Thanks for the chances guys! Really appreciated!</p>

<p>Still looking for more opinions!</p>

<p>Bump !</p>

<p>bumpbumpbump</p>

<p>Berkeley-high match
UCLA-match
UC San Diego-match
UC Davis-safety
UC Irvine-safety
Carnegie Mellon-not sure
NYU-match
USC-match
Santa Clara-safety
Georgetown-high match
University of Michigan-match/high match, I guess it will probably be a bit more difficult considering that you are OOS.
Boston College-Match
Washington University in St. Louis-low reach? Idk, WUSTL can be kind of unpredictable sometimes.</p>

<p>Please chance me back, I haven’t gotten any replies yet D:
<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1015539-chances-worth-applying-northwestern-without-sat-subjects.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1015539-chances-worth-applying-northwestern-without-sat-subjects.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>@browniez</p>

<p>copy paste to refer link -_-</p>

<p>^I can ask for a chance back if I want :P</p>

<p>Sorry wasn’t aware it was such a big deal. I’m only asking to be chanced for one school on my thread so it’s really not that difficult though.</p>

<p>Or were you criticizing me for something else, I can’t really tell what you were saying.</p>

<p>it’s not that referring links is terrible, at least on this forum, but at least contribute something that isn’t repeated from other posts before referring your link.</p>

<p>Might look at Holy Cross-Jesuit school just like Georgetown and Boston College. HC has great business alumni network and sponsors several business internships. Holy Cross is need-blind with respect to financial aid.</p>

<p>@ redteabag-ok, thanks for telling me. I guess I should have presented some new info or different insight to warrant me hoping that he would chance me back.</p>