Decided on UCBerk. Any non-publics you would apply to based on my stats?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Unweighted GPA (Grades 10-11): 3.92
UC Weighted: 4.39 (assuming they dont cap at 8 semesters)
<em>Unweighted</em> Rank: 20 of 520
Top 4% of School (Received ELC)</p>

<p>AP Scores
US History- 4
Calculus AB- 5
Physics AP- 5</p>

<p>SATI Scores
Combined: 2150
Math- 740
Critical Reading- 670
Writing- 740 Essay: 12</p>

<p>SATII Scores
Math IIC- 740
Physics- 780
US History- 710</p>

<p>9th Grade- All A's
Biology
English 1 Honors
Integrated Math 3 (Trig Equivalent)
Orchestra-2
Spanish 1
PE</p>

<p>10th Grade- All A's
World History
English 2 Honors
Chemistry Honors
Math Analysis (Algebra 2 Equivalent)
Orchestra-2
Spanish 2
PE</p>

<p>11th Grade- 2 B's
Spanish 3- B / A
English 3 Honors- A / A
AP US History- A / A
AP Physics Class- A / A
AP Physics Lab- A / A
AP Calculus AB- B / A
Orchestra-2- A / A</p>

<p>12th Grade- In progress with 5 periods
Orchestra-2
AP English 4
Physics C AP (Advanced Science)
AP Statistics
Government/Econ</p>

<p>EC:
California Scholarship Federation (9-12)
Interact Club (9-12)
Mountain Bike Club- CoFounder, President, Group Ride Leader (12)
ROMP Mountain Bike Advocacy Group (12)
Track and Field (9-10)
Violin- Performed with professional groups on several occasions (9-12)
Chinese School- Completed 12th grade of Chinese Language Studies
Volunteered at eBay! Live 2005 Convention in San Jose
Link Crew Leader (12)
Took Phone calls at local public television stations for donations
Physics AP and Physics Private Tutor
Apart of founding team of a registered/professional custom t-shirt company- Director of Public Relations and Marketing</p>

<p>Repost, since i updated with SAT scores so you can give me a better response perhaps. Anyway, i decided to apply to UCBerk and UCLA, i was wondering if you guys would consider some privates? I live in california, so i dont know if it would be worth going out of state (UCs are very cheap for me). Was hoping for some people to recommend some match and slight reach schools so that i can consider applying to them (i probably wont, but its always best to consider all options). i was actually thinking about hopkins' BME program. although i know thats extremely extremely hard to get into. and i also dont know if i want to go to hopkins.</p>

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<p>Might as well apply to Stanford, though there's little guarantee for anyone who wants to go there.</p>

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<p>Why not USC?!</p>

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<p>cuz usc is a rip-off, its in the ghetto, and its not that good of a school.</p>

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<p>Jhg888:</p>

<p>UCB/UCLA: Match</p>

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<p>I'd apply to a couple of the "low Ivies" and their peers...that'd be schools like Cornell, Northwestern, WashU, Johns Hopkins, UChicago, Georgetown, Rice, Vanderbilt, Emory, UMichigan, UVirginia, Wake Forest, Tufts, & UNC - Chapel Hill.</p>

<p>If you start at the top of that group you are looking at reaches while the bottom are more matches. The rest fall somewhere in b/w. From a biology standpoint Cornell, NW, WashU, Hopkins, and Rice stand out the most to me.</p>