Chances? CSUs and UCs

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Applied To:
1. UC Berkeley
2. UC San Diego
3. UC Santa Barbara
4. UC Davis
5. UC Irvine</p>

<ol>
<li>Cal Poly San Luis Obispo</li>
<li>San Diego State University</li>
<li>San Jose State University</li>
<li>Cal Poly Pomona</li>
<li>CSU Long Beach</li>
<li>CSU Fullerton</li>
</ol>

<p>Major: Mechanical Engineering
In-State
Calculated GPA: 3.78 (W), 3.56 (UW)</p>

<p>SAT: 1250/1600 - 1850/2400
CR: 520 M: 730 W: 600, Essay: 9
CSU Eligibility Index Using SAT: 4274</p>

<p>Varsity Baseball, Football, Track & Field
Unpaid Tutor for people at my high school
Paid Tutor for people that find me online</p>

<p>Pretty Solid Personal Statements</p>

<p>AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics B
AP Physics C
and a couple honors/IB classes</p>

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<p>@luke888. your gpa is quite limiting . The sat is very low especially math score since you are applying Engineering.</p>

<p>Your chances are very low,</p>

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<p>^lol since when is 730 for math low? I’d say your in good shape for the csu’s, although obispo is a reach. As for the UC’s, I would say that you’re a high match/low reach for some, but considering you’re trying to go in for engineering, it may be tougher. Good luck!</p>

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<p>PS: Cal Poly Pomona is recognized for its engineering, so that’s a tough one as well</p>

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<p>Reach: UC Berkeley, UCSD
High match: UCSB, UC Davis, SLO, Cal Poly Pomona
Match: UCI, CSULB, SJSU, SDSU</p>

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<p>UCB/UCSD: Reach
UCSB/UCI/UCD/SLO: Low Reach
SDSU/SJSU: Match/High Match
CPP/CSULB/CSUF: Match/Low Match</p>

<p>Your GPA is hurting your chances for Engineering. If you had a 4.0+ GPA with your current SAT, UCI and possibly UCSB would be Matches. </p>

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<p>Yeah engineering is getting very competitive to get into. Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. That being said, I believe you have a shot at some Cal States.</p>

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<p>i got all 5’s though and all A’s in physics and calc. My high school is also highly ranked and competitive, does that help any?</p>

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<p>@attersee‌
UCI is more selective than UCSB.</p>