Chances For Average Student At California School - Yoink

<p>hi,</p>

<p>can someone give me some college ideas and chances?
plan to most likely stay in ca but if something else fits than let me know, i like warm weather.</p>

<p>3.0 UC GPA sophomore year
4.0 UC GPA junior year
upperward trend</p>

<p>total unweighted gpa 10-11 = 3.3
total UC weighted 3.45 about</p>

<p>sat 1890
sat II 590, 630</p>

<p>2 years varrsity tennis
80 hours community service, 40 in a foreign country building a home
active in church
a couple clubs and a few other stuff</p>

<p>5 honors 1 AP taken grades 10-11
really good public school</p>

<p>interested in majoring in business
interested in public and privates and maybe 0-3 more liberal christian schools
so what UCs / CAl states / privates will i be lookin at?</p>

<p>white middle/upper class, can pay for private, independent / maybe a bit more liberal politcally, christian, a little preppy like outdoors like to learn and have a fun time and play sports.</p>

<p>so where could i apply to and can you chance me (reach match safety) for these?:</p>

<p>UCSD
UCSB
UCD
UCI
UCSC
UCR
SDSU
Cal poly slo
cal poly pomona
cal state long beach
cal state northridge
chapman
occidental
some claremont school?
westmont
university of san diego
university of redlandS
pepperdine
university of santa clara</p>

<p>those are like only the colleges i know so can you also give me some other college ideas in ca or other that i might like and chance me for those and tell me which ones i should elliminate and which school i would apply to if i were you . also chance me like safdewty match reach for these, alright, thanks</p>

<p>i really dont know privates in ca, can i get some help and ideas?</p>

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<p>anyone? second page bump</p>

<p>Don't know much about the other schools, so I'll just chance you on the UCs.</p>

<p>UCSD = reach
UCSB = mid reach
UCD = mid reach
UCI = mid reach
UCSC = match
UCR = match</p>

<p>I don't know how much the upward trend matters for UCs, but I think it should help you a bit. You should consider raising your SAT and SAT IIs to make up for your lack of APs and low GPA.</p>

<p>Um... well, several people responded to you on your almost identical thread... Here is the link I gave you on that: CaliforniaColleges.edu</a> - Home You can enter all of your information and that site will generate a list of California Colleges - public and private - that meet your qualifications. It would help the "chancers" out there if you did some of the work and narrowed the list a bit.</p>

<p>One hint: It is "Santa Clara University," not university of santa clara.</p>

<p>Oh - for your UC gpa - your honors courses might not be weighted in the UC calculation. (Your AP class will be weighted.) You need to search for your high school here: <a href="https://doorways.ucop.edu/list/servlet.jsf;jsessionid=7FE01615ECFEAD5BAFD1EE77561143D8?_flowExecutionKey=_c60D5F055-63CA-1200-8D1F-C4125C9DA8FC_k442C706D-2F3F-BF8D-2D6C-52B1C23906E0%5B/url%5D"&gt;https://doorways.ucop.edu/list/servlet.jsf;jsessionid=7FE01615ECFEAD5BAFD1EE77561143D8?_flowExecutionKey=_c60D5F055-63CA-1200-8D1F-C4125C9DA8FC_k442C706D-2F3F-BF8D-2D6C-52B1C23906E0&lt;/a> to see if they will be given the extra weight. Then calculate your GPA using only UC-approved courses (no P.E. or non-academic classes) from your high school's approved course list for 10th and 11th grades. Add an extra point for your AP class and for honors classes ONLY if they are listed as eligible for extra weight on your course list.</p>

<p>alright thanks, yeah i knew about that. lots of my honors didn't count. so can i get some chances?</p>

<p>anyone? any more input? what would sdsu be?</p>

<p>Slightly off topic, but I was wondering why a lot of your honors didn't count at a really good high school. All the strong high schools in CA that I know of (admittedly, only about 10 or 20) clear their curriculum with the UCs and have them counted as honors courses. If it doesn't impact your anonymity, what school do you go to? </p>

<p>Frankly, your stats are pretty bad. GPA is way too low for a lot of the universities, and scores aren't great either. The rigor of your classes seems to be really low too.</p>

<p>Therefore, you shouldn't waste your time applying to the very best on your list (claremonts, top UCs, etc)</p>

<p>P.S. Off the top of my head, you forgot USC on your list.</p>

<p>dark_blue gave you excellent review of your chances at the UCs in my view.</p>

<p>UCSD - rejected
UCSB - maybe in
UCD - maybe in
UCI - maybe in
UCSC - in
UCR - in
SDSU - in
Cal poly slo - maybe in
cal poly pomona - in
cal state long beach - in
cal state northridge - in
chapman - maybe in
occidental - (occidental is a school that pends alot on your essay, grades really are'nt too important to them, pm me if you want me to go into depth)
some claremont school?
... pomona - rejected
... pitzer - maybe in
... scripps (if your a girl) - maybe but very unlikely in
... harvey-mudd - rejected
... claremont mckenna- rejected
westmont (never heard of it)
university of san diego - maybe in
university of redlandS - in
pepperdine - maybe in
university of santa clara - in</p>

<p>OTHER CA SCHOOLS
Loyola Marymount University - maybe in
University of the Pacific- in
UC Merced- in (i guess its a back-up lol)</p>

<p>alright, thanks</p>

<p>yea, im pretty sure its accurate... i live in CA and many of my senior friends each year apply to similar schools ( i make sure to get their stats, for reference, their usually more than usually willing to help me ) so yea...</p>

<p>thanks man</p>