<p>I have a UC weighted GPA of 4.3.
SAT = 2060 (Math 740, reading 620, writing 700)
ACT = 31 (math 36, reading 27, english 31, science 31)</p>
<p>I'm doing the full IB Diploma.
Junior Year Classes:
IB Physics SL
IB French SL
IB Math HL
IB English HL
IB History HL
IB Film HL
IB TOK
Piano Lab</p>
<p>Senior Year Classes:
IB Physics SL 2
IB French SL 2
IB Math HL 2
IB English HL 2
IB History HL 2
IB Film HL 2
IB TOK
STEM Engineering and Robotics</p>
<p>EC's:
Science Olympiad throughout High School and have earned 9 medals
Science Olympiad Team Captain this year
The Spacemen Club for my High School: conducted research on cosmic radiation from Muons
Teach Origami to students at Anne Arundel College and have taught original models to advanced folders
Classical Pianist for 4 years</p>
<p>Essays are solid.</p>
<p>UC schools from what I know are very numbers based. Based on your numbers, UC Berkeley is a reach and UCLA a match.</p>
<p>I forget exactly how the UC gpa works but I believe with a UC gpa of 4.3 your somewhere around a 3.9 or something unweighted right? That’s decent enough. You have a reasonable chance for both schools. Just sit tight and see what happens.</p>
<p>Your GPA is very good. Your ECs look pretty good as well. Your ACT and SAT scores may be a bit low, but you still have very good chances. Good luck!</p>
<p>UC Berkeley: Low reach
UCLA: Low reach/high match</p>
<p>Like what @Bailkun said, UC admissions are fairly numbers based. Your GPA is competitive, but test scores are average. Your ECs are good though! If your essays are as good as you claim, then I think you have a fairly good chance at getting accepted to both. Best of luck!</p>
<p>I agree with @attersee above:
UCB: Low Reach
UCLA: Low Reach/High Match</p>
<p>Good Luck.</p>
<p>Oh yeah and subject test scores were
Math 2: 800
Physics: 750</p>