Chances

<p>GPA: 4.0/5.0 weighted, 3.33/4.0 UW (2 C's, bunch of B's) >_< i think this alone kills me, along with my rank
rank: bad, i'm gonna say 75/500
school size: medium to large
Asian male, California<br>
prospective major: engineering (most likely EE, comp eng., electrical/CS or something of that sort)</p>

<p>Course load: sophmore (ap euro, ap stats, chem h, eng h, chinese2), junior (ap eng lang, ap us, physics IB, pre calc H, chinese3; self studied for calc and physics AP tests, though i don't think the ad coms will notice that), senior (ap calc bc, ap chem, ap eng lit, ap psych, ap gov)</p>

<p>SAT I: 2160 (800M/710W/650CR)
SAT II: 8002c, projected: 750 for physics and chem</p>

<p>EC's:
school newspaper sports editor
president of an engineering oriented club at school
helping hands (tutoring kids who need help at school, esp in math/science)
Tutoring K-9th grade kids, 4 hours/week
100 hrs at local hospital (volunteering)</p>

<p>I think my bad GPA virtually eliminates me from almost decent colleges though =(</p>

<p>Applying to:
UC's (cal, LA, SD, irvine, santa barbara, davis)
Harvey Mudd
UIUC
Michigan (ann arbor)
Northwestern
Cornell
Rice
Carnegie Mellon
GT</p>

<p>are there any schools up there that i shouldn't even waste my money applying too, and are there any schools that i should consider that i don't have up there (i guess ones that weight SAT's more and consider SAT II's, e.g. UIUC and michigan i heard don't even consider II's)</p>

<p>thx</p>

<p>ouch well applying for engineering is always hard, but with that gpa it's even harder cuz the applicants are even stronger. Maybe SD would be a good decision? that's all i can really tell you good luck though.</p>

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