<p>some stats have been predicted (where indicated)</p>
<p>Medical Magnet (competitive)
Incoming Junior
TX
Pacific-Islander
Major: Engineering (Bio-medical, Mech, or General), Nursing, or PT
Predicted GPA(weighted): about 3.64</p>
<p>SAT = 1620+ on new scale (on a practice)
PSAT = 168 about</p>
<p>School Activities:
Health Occupation Students of America (one year)
Student Council, Representative (2 years)
Class Office, Chaplain (2 years)
Multicultural Club (1 year)
Concert Choir (Varsity)(1 year)</p>
<p>School Achievements:
Spanish Honor Society (1 year)</p>
<p>Activities:
Boy Scouts of America (5 years)
Coordinator - Environmental Ministry at Church (3 years)
Youth Coordinator - Cultural Dance Group (2 years)
District Youth Commissioner - City Youth Commission (3/4 year)</p>
<p>Other Achievements:
Eagle Scout - Boy Scouts of America</p>
<p>Not very many APs being offered, but I am taking 1 this year (English). I will take more next year. I am also taking one dual credit class (Accepted - most in state schools.) Other classes are honors unless they are not offered as honors, dual, or AP.</p>
<p>You have varsity concert choir? That's a little odd.</p>
<p>I think UCSD is going to be very very hard for you. GPA...try for 2000 to make yourself more competitive. UCSD is getting to be more competitive to get into, and the ~1620 score is below average, since I THINK UCSD's current average is 1150-1200. Multiply that by 1.5...Plus, you're OOS which is even more difficult.</p>
<p>WHAT ARE MY CHANCES?
-BIOMED ENGINEERING @ UCSD
-BUS ADMIN @ CAL
-BIZECON/ENGINEERING @ UCLA
-BUS AMIND/ENGINEERING @ CP SLO</p>
<p>GPA: 4.35
SAT 1: 1950 = 680/670/600 m/w/cr
SAT 2: 700 math2
CLASSES: 4 AP/H classes in junior year, 4 AP in senior year
EC: 3 years varsity tennis, 2 summer jobs, 1-week session at UCLA's UniCamp as a volunteer, clubs as crap, etc.</p>
<p>pnoyboy07: that should get you some points, but i would try to get high sat ii scores to beef up the comprehensive review score because even though you have a lot listed under each category, it doesn't mean **** (sorry for my language) that'll just be 300 points under your belt. and trust me on it, you need to earn more points. ucsd isn't subjective in it's way of choosing their students.</p>
<p>akluftxcl: for ucsd, you'll most likely get in. it's just because of that GPA. just try to fluff up yoru community service hours over 200+ and you'll get the 300 points. and let's hope your family life is bad, cause the worse it is the better your points (ie. single mom, low income)</p>
<p>Wait...I'm confused. So the fact that I have a 4.23 GPA, good activities, decent test scores, attend one of the top few public schools in the state, and have taken 7 APs and an honors won't matter because I'm not poor or have any special circumstances. So some kid with way lower points than me and issues will get in. That perturbs me just a bit. Any information people? Or am I concerning myself for no reason?</p>