<p>by odds, LA is a little harder. but by stats, berkeley is harder. Berkeley applicants usually have higher stats, as well as, for admits. so i’d say, berkeley is harder to get into than LA. just that LA gets more applicants but many of them have lower stats. </p>
<p>as to your question of your chances at LA, I think it’s good. Apply to both, as well as to other UCs, such as, SD, SB, SJ, Davis and Irvine. You should get 3 or 4 UCs, at the very least. Good luck! :)</p>
<p>cool thanks 
i really hope I get in and I am going to apply to some safety UCs.
Anyone else have any suggestions?
buuuuuuump</p>
<p>Your SAT scores seem a bit low for all of these schools. I know Cornell places a lot of emphasis on your rank, which you do not have…Which college are you applying to within Cornell, as that will affect whether or not you get in…Cornelle Ed is not out of this world for you, but assuming you don’t get your SAT scores up, it will take a ton of luck. While berkley does not require recs, make sure you have some good ones for cornell, as those also matter htere. </p>
<p>chance back at
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<p>thanks everyone…
BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMPPPPPPPPPPP</p>
<p>Hey, I’ve been reading a couple of your posts and you seem to know so much about the freshman applicants, I was wondering what your thoughts may be about my chances for any of the UC schools. should I even bother applying? I dont really know too much about the process.
-THANKS!</p>
<p>20yrs old, born in Colombia South America, came here when I was 10
fluent in spanish</p>
<p>After the fall will be graduating from Quincy College in Quincy MA
GPA: 3.5
associates degree in natural science
member of the gamma beta phi honor society</p>
<p>Kindergarten teacher</p>
<p>you hoot jimmy</p>