<p>GPA: 3.68 (i still need to calculate the uc gpa).
SAT: 630 M
720 C
680 w
composite= 1350, 2030</p>
<p>Recommendations are good.
EC's are decent.
Essay is good i think.</p>
<p>So what do you guys think?</p>
<p>GPA should be higher. Since you're out of state, you're going to need to have a higher GPA to be competitive. SAT score is good, 2030 is right where you want to be. Where are your SAT II scores?</p>
<p>The University of California, comprised of Berkeley, LA, San Diego, Irvine, Davis, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Riverside, and Merced DO NOT accept recommendations. End of discussion.</p>
<p>I think you're on the right track to getting into UC Irvine. Just raise that GPA of yours and take your SAT II subject tests.</p>
<p>Okay, Point Zero, in MY opinion you're blowing this out of proportion. I used to be a student at a High School institution and i used to be hella worried about getting into any U.C Was a 3.79 GPA and a 1930 SAT score enough? Was me being in over 3 clubs (and holding an officer position in one), being on two sports teams, marching band, ETC enough!? The answer is HELL yes. Hell, even my friend with a 3.4 GPA and a 1830 SAT score got in. This concludes my bitter rant against the U.C Admissions system. If any of you prospectives have questions, i have a throng of crazy U.C statistics ready at my disposal.</p>
<p>Match. No recommendatoins needed.</p>
<p>what are your crazy statistics concerning uc admissions iloveants? lets see em.</p>
<p>Why are you bitter? Just because California lets in other people who are not as smart or don't have "a throng of crazy U.C statistics" that makes you bitter?</p>
<p>how is transfer out of state for transfer students? just as hard?</p>
<p>Sorry i failed to clarify. I just think the U.C Admissions system is not, lets say, extremely impartial. My friend who had a slightly lower GPA and 80 points less on the SAT got into UCSD. (i have just a little more E.C's than him.) Also, another person i know got into L.A but got rejected from Davis. How does that work? L.A is way more selective than davis!</p>