chances for no reason w00t

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>k, very quick chances thread
E. engineering major btw
Tests</p>

<p>ACT - 33 comp
SAT II - 760 MathIIC, 720 physics, 750 U.S.</p>

<p>AP's - World: 4, Stats: 4, Calc BC: 5, AP U.S.:4, AP Lang: 4, AP Physics M: 4</p>

<p>college classes: calc III(multi-variable), diff equations, lin. algebra, physics E/M, maybe the other misc. physics class</p>

<p>GPA (low point.....) 3.8 UW not sure about Weighted
i'm pretty sure i'm top 10/530+</p>

<p>just curious, but how much would it affect my chances if my GPA was 3.6/3.7?</p>

<p>EC's</p>

<p>Lots of research + awards
winner of regional fair, ISEF, siemens regional finalist
working on a patent
gonna be doing a project w/ irrigation district using my patented (soon hopefully) project
Have a few research papers -working on publishing
part of county government
national level sport/working on national ranking - should get it by the time i graduate
writing for newspaper about 7 yearsish</p>

<p>schools:
stanford
UC Berkeley (i'm cal resident)
UCLA
UCSD</p>

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<p>In at all schools. Unless you are a cold drooling troll. I have no problems with troll based college discrimination. Forgive this skeptic, hey?</p>

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<p>cold drooling troll? o.O</p>

<p>no....</p>

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<p>Stanford: Good Chance
UCs: Match</p>

<p>Good luck =)</p>

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<p>stanford is a reach. with those SATs (1480/1600), stanford is areach. </p>

<p>if you wnat to have a shot at stanford, SAT on old scale should be > 1500.</p>

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<p>r u talking about the sum of hte SAT II's? or the SAT equivalent of my ACT?</p>

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<p>how is stanford a good cahnce. OP is in easy at all ucs, but stanford is a reach, espeically considering the OP is going into EE. many top double e schools are not top schools overall (Illinois-Urbana, Ga Tech), consider them for cash money.</p>

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<p>would the fact that most of my research has been in ee and/or cs help?</p>

<p>i mean....i'm patenting one of my products and attempting to actually implement it in the "real world"</p>

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<p>Coolphreak:</p>

<p>UCB/UCLA: Match (Engineering)
UCSD: Safe Match (Engineering)</p>