<p>I'm currently a senior in hs and I was wondering how low or high my chances are of getting in</p>
<p>Residency: Northern California
Major: Undecided (I want to take some intro classes to subjects I find interesting before I decide. I do know that I want to minor is east asian studies)
Race/Gender: Asian/Pacific Islander female
GPA: 3.8 (3.5 UW)
SAT: 1020 (CR 470 Math 550) I know it's not impressive at all. I'm taking it 2 more times. I'm pretty confident I can get both categories to 550+
ACT: not yet taken (side note, what's a good score I should aim for?)
AP/H Classes: APEH (1), APUSH (2), Chem H, AP Gov, AP Lit, AP Stats
Class Rank: 63/326</p>
<p>Also, does SDSU look at your actual grades? Or only GPA? I screwed up junior year and got 3 C's (2 first semester and 1 2nd semester. Damn chemistry)</p>
<p>Then calculate your Eligibility Index: (CSU GPA x800) + (SAT M+CR). If you around a 3900+ EI, then you have a good chance for acceptance.<br>
SDSU will rank each applicant by their EI and major. They then start with the highest EI and accept until all the seats are filled.</p>
<p>All CSU’s will base their acceptance on the CSU GPA and SAT/ACT scores (EI). They will look at your grades and course rigor to make sure you meet the a-g requirements.</p>
<p>Thanks! I’m just above 4000. Can you clarify what you mean by rank by major and EI? Do they take the highest EI of each major and go from there? </p>
<p>Yes, they take the highest EI for each major and then accept until all the spots are filled. A point of reference for the EI is for very competitive majors such as Engineering, Bio and Business, a 4100+ gives you a good chance. </p>
<p>Yes, they take the highest EI for each major and then accept until all the spots are filled. A point of reference for the EI is for very competitive majors such as Engineering, Bio and Business, a 4100+ gives you a good chance. </p>