Chance me please!

[steles]

<p>Hey so I’m a junior at a California public highschool which is very competitive (ranked #89 for non-charter public schools in the nation) and I am interested in SLO. I visited the campus and took a tour, and the guide said that SLO’s admissions are purely based on numbers. Does this mean that if I am above the average numbers for my major then i’ll have a 100% of getting in?</p>

<p>I will be applying to the Science & Mathematics major, as I want to be a dermatologist. According to the pamphlet that I got on my visit, the avg gpa for this major is 3.97 with a 29 act and 1301 sat. </p>

<p>I have a 9-12 (only through 11th grade atm obviously) of 3.93unweighted and 4.29 weighted</p>

<p>i have a 10-12 gpa of 3.95 unweighted and 4.4 weighted. </p>

<p>which gpa do i apply with?</p>

<p>also, my reading + math sat score is 1410.</p>

<p>my classes next year are: Bio2 AP, Gov AP, Econ AP, Lang AP, and Calculus.</p>

<p>i do 40~50 hours of community service per year as well. </p>

<p>My question is: can I count on having a 100% chance on getting in here?</p>

<p>also, how does the science major here compare with ucsb’s?</p>

<p>thanks guys!</p>

[NBrink]

<p>I’d say you have a good chance of getting in, but nothing is 100%.</p>

[Jared53]

<p>Very, VERY, solid chances, but don’t guarantee yourself admission at anytime. The most important factors seem to be GPA and test scores, both of which you are above average at. I would say realistically you have a 90% at admission, which is very good. Make sure to keep your grades up next year but remember that most of your hard work is over considering that Cal Poly makes their decision based on 9th-11th grade GPA and asks you to maintain your status senior year.</p>