<p>GPA: 3.97
GPA weighted: 4.29
SAT I: 1500
SAT II- writing: 750, biologyM: 700, math IIc: 760</p>
<p>The Five EC's I listed on application:
Waterpolo-9,10,12
Swimming-10
Shorinji Kempo Martial Arts-9,10
Science Club-11
Engineering Club-11</p>
<p>The Five Awards I listed:
All League Waterpolo Goalie
Most Defensive Player
National Honor Society Recognition
Who's Who Recognition
Golden State Award (Algebra,Geomety,Biology)</p>
<p>Prep schools:
San Francisco Japanese Language School-9,10</p>
<p>Community Service:
303 hours..But I did it at my school's cafeteria. Is that bad?</p>
<p>Current Classes:
Spanish Language AP
Calculus BC AP
Macreconomics AP
Media Arts 3,4
English 7,8
Waterpolo</p>
<p>Getting a finance internship right now</p>
<p>Please concentrate ratings on UCB, UCLA and UCSD. Thanks.</p>
<p>Somewhat average GPA for Berkeley and UCLA but good standarized test scores which are at least slightly above normal. Good EC's. Also doesn't matter how many hours you do as long as it's somewhere important and meaningful. I dont know what doing it at your school's cafetaria could've ever taught you....but still i guess since you did for so long it does show dedication. I just find it hard to put anywhere in your personal statement lol. Other questions remain such as if you took the hardest courseload right? What's your ranking? What were your AP scores?</p>
<p>From what I can see so far UCB and UCLA are slight reaches 50-75%</p>
<p>goomba2525 has been yelling at me to explain what my definition of reach is and it's just that you're somewhat lacking in a few areas to ensure a definite entry into UCLA. So if you think reach means less than 1/3 as he does then rest assured I still think your chances are good.</p>