<p>Asian Male from Arcadia, competitive high school
School doesn't rank, but my guess is at least top 10%
Academics
GPA UW: ~3.83 UC W: ~4.15
9th grade
Algebra 2 (H) B+/A-
Spanish 1 A-/A-
English/English (H) A/A-
Modern World History A/A
Biology A/A
Basketball A/A
10th grade
Computer Programming C++/Development Western Civilization A/A-
Pre-Calc (H)/Calc A(H) B+/B
Spanish 2 A/A
English (H) A-/A-
AP Physics B A-/A-
Cross Country A/A
11th grade
Spanish 3 A-/A-
AP English A-/B
AP Calculus BC A-/A-
AP Chemistry A-/A-
AP U.S. History B/B
Track A/A</p>
<p>SAT Reasoning Math 760 Writing 720 Critical Reading 650 Total: 2130
SAT Subjects
Math IIC 800, Biology 760, Physics 740, Chemistry 740, U.S. History 600</p>
<p>AP: 5's on 5 subjects, and 4's on 2 subjects
took AP Psychology and Biology outside of School</p>
<p>Work Experience
Anchor Blue – Clothing Retail Store Summer of 2006
Cal State Pathogen ResearchInternship</p>
<p>School Extracurricular Activities
ASB athletics commissioner
SMW Senior Men and Women + volunteer
Prom Committee
SCOC (Student Council Orientation Commission)
Interact Club (volunteer)
Key Club (volunteer)
Big Brother Big Sister – Group Leader
Tri-Sport Athlete Basketball, Cross Country, and Track Varsity</p>
<p>Community Service
Country Villa Hospital (volunteer)
Arcadia Public Library (volunteer)
Interact Club (volunteer)
Key Club (volunteer)
Arcadia Invitational (volunteer)</p>
<p>Awards
NHS
CSF
Scholar Athlete
AP Scholar
AP Scholar with Honor
National AP Scholar (End of senior yr)</p>
<p>Chances for UCLA BERKELEY USC STANFORD UPENN?
All comments welcomed.
Interested in Engineering and Business</p>
<p>From my calculations, your UW GPA is 3.73 (only the five core courses are included: English, math, history, science, language). Though this is slightly weak, the rest of the application makes up for it.</p>
<p>Berkeley: match
UCLA: match
USC: match
Stanford: reach
Penn: good chance</p>
<p>Your ECs show little focus/passion. That's why Stanford's a reach.</p>
<p>Make your essays really good; that could be what gets you into Berkeley and/or Penn.</p>