<p>Weighted GPA: 4.19
SAT: 1470
SAT II: Biology: 740 MathIIC: 720 Writing: 750
Rank: 39/830ish
AP - Biology (5), Computer Science A(4), Psychology (5), US History (4)</p>
<p>current class schedule: AP stats, AP Gov't, AP Microeconomics, English, Chemistry, PE, Orchestra</p>
<p>ECs:
Key Club (3)
CSF (is this an EC?) (3)
Character Counts (3)
Website-designer for a club (2)
Safe Rides (2)
Science Olympiad (2)
Volunteer at the hospital (2)</p>
<p>applied to: UCSD, UCLA, UCI, UCSB, UCSC</p>
<p>what schools are safeties, matches, and reaches?</p>
<p>Any idea what you want to do? Major/Career? That might help, simply because UCSD has some programs that top UCLA, and the others are all good at certain things. Personally I think your only real reach would be UCLA, UCSD might not accept you but I doubt it. But what do I know, I won't know til March which ones I got into.</p>
<p>well you should get in everywhere assuming you arent asian. the UC's are inundated by asians (berkeley is close to 25% if my memory serves me like it usually does ;-)). Because the UC's recieve more than a 100,000 applications per year (they collect ALL TOGETHER), they use a numerical system to weight applicants. There are spots reserved for athletes, and other exceptions, but with very high class ranking, and SAT you should get in. I was reading something about the formula they use earlier today. It is something like GPA X 1000 (capped at 4000) + SAT scores + best Math, verbal SAT II. I think they also include class rank in there somehow</p>