Chances for Mass applicant

<p>Hi, I'm a junior now at a Catholic hs in Mass. In case it's important, I'm white and live in a single-parent, lower-income home.</p>

<p>Rank: Last year I was 10/320, now I'm 14. So I'll prob end up around 12/320.
SAT: I'm aiming for like a 220. I'm PSAT commended, so I test pretty well.</p>

<p>Freshman yr: hardest schedule possible, All As/A+s and a B+
Soph yr:
religion A
H english A-
H chem A-
H geom B
H world hist B+
H french 3 A</p>

<p>Jr year (projected)
religion A+
h english A-/B+
h precalc A-
h physics B+/B
ap hist: A-/B+
ap french: B/B+</p>

<p>Sr schedule:
Faith and Reason
AP English
Honors Calc
AP Chem
AP Psych
H French V</p>

<p>ECs
Model UN - President
Amnesty - Exec Board
Peer Leaders - Exec Council
Teen Correspondent for regional newspaper (only grade 10 though) - 3 published articles
Student Ambassadors
NHS
INTERACT (comm servive..about 40 hrs)</p>

<p>Part time job at dunkins - around 22 hrs/wk at time of application</p>

<p>so, how are my chances for OOS?</p>

<p>Slight Reach on account of your OOS, and also because it depends on how many of your Honors classes count with honors credit by the UC system. As it stands, only your APs will count for sure, so your UC GPA could be anywhere between a 3.7~4.0, which is a weak but competitive GPA. If you can get a 2200, that would indeed boost your chances so long as you're looking into a non-engineering major. EC's are helpful as well.</p>

<p>BTW, there is a thread for this >_>;;</p>

<p>Thanks for the help. I dont know what thread you're talking about though, it doesnt really matter though.</p>

<p>So my UC gpa would be weak?</p>

<p>If you don't mind me asking, where in mass are you from and what hs did you go to? I'm from New England myself....</p>

<p>GreenDayFan:</p>

<p>Assuming you score ~2200 on the SAT I,
UCLA: Match (out of state)</p>