<p>Major: Pre-Dentistry Studies
Southern California Resident
Ethnicity: Iranian Male
Rank: 50/695 (Top 8% but my rank should be a lot lower by end of HS)
SAT:
First Time (1820/2400)
Second TIme (1880/2400)
Third Time In October (Hopefully over 2000)</p>
<p>SAT II: Havent Taken Yet, but most likely US, Chemistry,French w/ Listening, Math Level 2, probably over 700 on all. </p>
<p>UC GPA = 4.125</p>
<p>Freshman Classes:
English 9: B A
P.E.: B A
Health/Geography: A A
Geometry: A A
CP Biology: B B
French: 1 A A</p>
<p>= 3.67 GPA </p>
<p>Sophomore Classes:
Chemistry: A B
P.E.: A A
Algebra 2: A A
AP Euro: C B
French 2: A A
English 10: A A</p>
<p>= 3.83 GPA </p>
<p>Junior Classes (am currently in the second semester/Am projecting 2nd semester grades)
Pre-Calc/AP Calc: A A
AP Chemistry: A A
French 3: A A
AP Environment: A A
AP US: B A
AP English(First Semester)/Advanced English 11 (Second) : C+ A</p>
<p>= 4.42 (Projected)</p>
<p>Senior Classes (plan to take)
AP Literature
Ceramics
AP Economics/Early Release
AP Calc BC
AP French
AP Government </p>
<p>Extra-Curriculars:
Young Democrats President 2 Years
CSF Member w/ Honor Badge since 7th Grade: 6 Years
Science Olympiad 2 Years
International Cultures Club 2 Years
French Club 2 Years
Fighting Against Discrimination 1.5 Years
Chess Club: 1.5 Years
Over 50 Hrs Community Service (Will do this summer)</p>
<p>Colleges Applying To:
UCB
UCLA
UCSD
UCSB
SDSU
USC</p>
<p>UCB - slight reach
UCLA - slight reach
UCSD - match
UCSB - match- safe match
USC - slight reach-reach</p>
<p>your all set if you raise your SAT above 2000 then the whole scheme will change seriously lol... this next SAT will determine your future so sleep well : ) If you got 2000+ then, even 2100+ then,</p>
<p>UCB - match (maybe) lol i hate maybes sorry though
UCLA - match
UCSD - safe match
UCSB - safety
USC - match?</p>
<p>Since pre-dentisty, I would go to UOP though -_- Or find some dentistry programs</p>
<p>Note that the average person accepted took 19 honors classes and had an average weighted GPA of 4.27, a SAT CR of 658, SAT Math of 685, and SAT Writing of 665, along with SAT achievement tests in the 680-735 range.</p>
<p>Also, since they like to balance Asians and Caucasians with minorities besides Asian, you'll need higher numbers than this if you are Asian or Caucasian and slightly less if you are a different minority group. And if you want to be admitted early, your numbers will, of course, have to be better than the averages.</p>
<p>Lastly, anything you can do to stand out makes a difference--did you win a national science competition, a regional math contest, work overseas in the Peace Corps during the summer, etc.?</p>