<p>Hi! Thanks for reading this, in advance. I'm applying to most of the UC's, but I really want to go to Cal. If you can chance me for USC or Stanford, that would be awesome too. </p>
<p>Stats:
GPA: 4.33 (W) 4.0 (UW)
SAT: 2250 breakdown... CR (740) M (740) W (770)
SAT II's: Math2 (770), Chem (710), Spanish (680)
AP tests: All 5's for Calc B/C (self studied), Chem, English Lang, and Spanish Lang
Senior Year Classes: AP CompSci, AP Lit, AP Statistics, AP Gov, Physics Honors</p>
<p>EC's:
Robotics Team founder, team leader, website manager: 3 years
Badminton Varsity, Captain for 2 years
Environmental Action Club Member 4 years
National Honor Society 3 years
Interact club...since like last week, but just saying. :D</p>
<p>Volunteering: this is probably what I'm most worried about. I didn't do any super organized volunteering stuff, but I volunteered at robotics events and mentored junior teams. I also helped out at my middle school and the library, so total its about 200 hours, about half of that being robotics related. </p>
<p>Summer Activities: I worked as a camp counselor at a technology robotics summer camp for 2 years, teaching circuitry and robotics....if you can't tell by now, robotics is pretty much my life. </p>
<p>Awards:
NCWIT award for aspirations in computing...it honors women in the computer/tech fields.
AP Scholar with Honor
National Merit Semi, probably Finalist too. </p>
<p>Misc:
Income bracket: 150000+
Asian Indian, Female</p>
<p>The thing is, I'm applying as an engineering (probably chemE) major, and I'm worried that department is hard to get into. Chance me please? If you want, I'll chance back too. Thanks and dftba :D</p>
I’m also considering a BME major instead of chemE. both majors are interesting to me, and i plan to go to grad school anyway to focus so its not too picky for me. is BME harder to get in for Davis or is it about the same…</p>