Chance me please?

[goldenelixir]

<p>I’m currently a junior from southern California, female, Filipino/white if that matters. I want to major in Biological Sciences at UC Davis. Household income around 65,000/year</p>

<p>Grades CC= city college</p>

<p>10th:
Chem H B/B
English H A/A
Latin 3/4 A/A
Freehand Draw/MAT CC A/A
Pre-Calc H B/B
World History H A/A</p>

<p>*I was in an art academy sophomore year that didn’t offer APs</p>

<p>Summer:
POLS 101 CC B</p>

<p>11th:
US History CC A
Calc AB AP C/
English Lang AP A/
Enviro Science AP A/
Journalism A/</p>

<p>10-12 GPA W: 4.39 UW: 3.61</p>

<p>**Extra Curriculars<a href=“this%20isn’t%20counting%20senior%20year,%20but%20I%20plan%20to%20continue%20everything%20until%20then”>/b</a>
JV Swim Team: 3 years
Green Club member: 1 year
International Club member: 2 years
Asian Club co-founder/president: 1 year
School newspaper journalist: 2 years
School newspaper Layout Editor: 1 year
Link Crew: 2 years
CSF/NHS</p>

<p>Test Scores
SAT I: 1810 (ugh I don’t know why I did so badly… I’m for sure taking it 1-2 more times)
I might the SAT II for Bio E
Haven’t taken the ACTs yet</p>

<p>Thank you!! :)</p>

[tigerash]

<p>your EC’s are really good since they show a lot of leadership positions, and I think your GPA should be fine, you could have tried boosting your unweighted to maybe 3.7. But I feel like your SAT might be a weak spot, since average SAT scores are usually 1900-2000. If you had 1900 or higher, then you would have a solid chance. Good luck!</p>

[goldenelixir]

<p>thank you! anyone else?</p>

[GMark5]

<p>I’m a Senior, and I just got into UCDavis, UCSD, and UCLA. My SAT score was horrible (1850 superscored), and I know of students with way higher SAT’s (2000 and higher) than me who got rejected. Let your leadership, passion, and character shine through in your essays. It’s not too late to get involved with organizations you are passionate about, they want students who are going to impact the world someday. They are admitting the person, not the scores. Good luck!!</p>