<p>I'm a senior in Oakland, California. I'd like to know my chances at Carnegie Mellon (Either SCS or CIT), UC Berkeley, and UCLA.</p>
<p>GPA: 3.98 UW</p>
<p>SAT : 2200/2400; 660 CW, 800 Math, 740 W (Retaking SAT October, hoping to raise that critical reading score)</p>
<p>SAT II : 800 Math II, 790 Physics, 730 Literature</p>
<p>APs : Mandarin 5, English Language 4, US History 5, World History 5, Physics B 5</p>
<p>Senior year classes:
AP English Literature
AP Macroeconomics
AP Calculus AB
Biology
Fillers (PE and College Planning)</p>
<p>ECs:
-Ultimate Frisbee Club/Team : 3 years
-Asian Youth Services Committee : 1 year; AYSC is a community service organization who volunteers by cleaning nearby areas and give out meals during Thanksgiving.
-Junior Statesmen of America : 2 years, Chapter Vice President
-Chess/Scrabble Club : 2 years; Despite the name, the club isn't just about chess and scrabble. Basically, it was a club for nerds to play bridge, scrabble, chess, crossword puzzles, etc.
-Volunteering at the local Main Library (~100 hours)</p>
<p>Summer Activities:
ATDP (non-residential program at UC-Berkeley) : Introduction to Java
EPGY (residential program at Stanford) : Artificial Intelligence</p>
<p>Honors:
-I think I'm a National Merit Commended Student (I got a 210 on my PSAT)
-AP Scholar with Distinction (Or I hope. Still haven't gotten any notification yet.)</p>
<p>Additional Comments:
-My high school is weird in that there are no choices for classes. Everyone in the same grade takes the same classes. Also, there's a lack of extracurriculars. I plan on becoming a Computer Science major, and it's frustrating know that there's no programming club, robotic team, or CS classes. As a result, I've had to seek out courses outside of school during the summer.
-First in my family to attend college. Parents are working class (~$60K per year).</p>
<p>So...what are my chances? I know my ECs are crap and need a lot more work. Also planning on applying to Questbridge's National College Match.</p>