Chance me for UC's plus Calpoly SLO

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - GENERAL
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Hello! I’m currently a high school senior and I was wondering my chances for some schools.

The list of schools and the my declared majors for each school:

  • CPSLO. Software Engineering / Computer Engineering / Electrical Engineering.
  • UCB. Computer science in letters and science.
  • UCD. Electrical Engineering / Computer Science and Engineering.
  • UCI. Computer Science and Engineering / Computer Engineering.
  • UCLA. Computer Engineering / Electrical Engineering.
  • UCSD. Computer Engineering / Computer Science (both inside Computer Science and Engineering).
  • UCSB. Computer Science / Computer Engineering.

My stats:

UC 9-11 GPA
Unweighted: 3.79.
Weighted: 4.07.
Weighted uncapped: 4.17.

UC 10-11 GPA
Unweighted: 3.79.
Weighted: 4.21.
Weighted uncapped: 4.37.

Standardized test scores:
SAT: 1430 (I’m going to do the October SAT and hopefully bring it around 1500)
SAT Math 2: 730
SAT Biology E/M: 690
AP Bio: 3
AP Chem: 3

About me:
Asian Male.
First generation college student, neither of my parents went to college.

If anyone need any more information in order to chance me, just ask please

Thank you in advance!

2

You look like a qualified and competitive applicant for all the schools on your list. I really do not see a safety school so I would add UC Santa Cruz or Riverside, just in case.

Best of luck.

3

Even for their engineering programs? Also my safety is going to community college.

4

I said you are competitive, it does not mean you will be accepted at every school and yes engineering will be more difficult than many other majors. You should apply widely to the UC’s, so that is why I suggested UCR/UCSC. You might also want to consider the other Cal Poly- Pomona for Engineering.

Freshman admit rates for UC GPA of 4.20 or above (capped weighted) and not major specific:

UCB: 42%
UCLA: 54%
UCSD: 87%
UCSB: 85%
UCD: 91%
UCI: 94%
UCR/UCM: 98%

25th - 75th percentiles for SAT:

UCB: 1280-1490

UCLA: 1280-1500
UCSD: 1250-1470
UCSB: 1290-1450
UCD: 1190-1430
UCI: 1190-1420
UCSC: 1170-1380
UCR: 1090-1310
UCM: 1020-1230