For anyone who got accepted(any class, any year)could you please post your SAT/ACTsco

<p>Plus your high school GPA (sorry for asking so much)</p>

<p>I am just wondering what scores make you got in. If possible, please state other colleges that accept you too.</p>

<p>I am so unconfident now. I will be a senior this incoming year. I have taken 2SATs: got 1750 and 1780. I know they are horrible. I also have taken 2 prep classes: one before first SAT and one after.
However, I got a 780 on my 2nd Math SAT. But I scored poorly on Reading and Writing. I plan to take an ACT by the way.</p>

<p>I guess my GPA is pretty good. IDK
unweighted: 4.0
weighted: guess 4.1</p>

<p>Check each school’s website. They list SAT/ACT mid 50% test scores.</p>

<p>wait, is your school GPA out of 5? 'cause mine was out of 4, and they did not even tell me the weighted GPA. My GPA was like 3.6 and SAT was 2190 and took 4 SAT II.</p>

<p>I got accepted for Fall '11 (as a freshman of Class 2015) </p>

<p>My SAT was 2020 (Math was saddddd, about 530)
I took SAT IIs, as well (History 750, Lit 750, Chem 550, Spanish 800)
ACT was 32
Unweighted GPA was 4.0
Weighted GPA was about 4.8 (my school’s weighted goes up to about 5.5 as the max)</p>

<p>I also applied to Yale, Stanfurd (lol), and Columbia but was rejected but hey, Cal is awesome! It wasn’t my numbers that got my in, though. I really think my list of extracurriculars and my essay got me in, if I do say so myself :)</p>

<p>Good luck! Any more questions, I’ll be happy to answer</p>

<p>My SAT score was also a 1780.
Subject Tests were US. History 720 and Literature 600
My GPA was a 3.7. It was 2.7 freshman year and 4.0+ all other grades. Because they only take your sophomore and junior year for GPA, mine was 4.4</p>

<p>You need to take into account the fact that Berkeley does a holistic review. Compared to other Cal students, I am aware that my scores are very low. However, you need to take into account the fact that Berkeley compares your SAT scores to your schools average sat scores (This is how its done for UCLA and a person who I know works there told me that Berkeley does it similarly if not the same way).</p>

<p>My schools was very unprivileged and had an average of 1190. Mine was 1780. My score was the 3rd highest in my school. Some people may scoff at it but if you go to a school ranked as one of California’s worst, it’s a blessing. Our salutatorian for last year scored a 1300 and was also admitted to Berkeley. Note however, that the two of us had amazing extracurricular activities to back us up (bringing us back to holistic review).</p>

<p>For my lack of SAT scores, I made up for with a rigorous workload. Before my senior year, I devoted myself to many clubs, namely ones that were committed to volunteer work like Key Club and took many AP classes. However, like you, I was worried that it would not be enough for my senior year so I went for a more intense senior year schedule. I took on 4 AP classes (Psychology, Literature, Human Geography, and Environmental Science). I also became Captain of the Debate team, which meant I had to be present in all practices and devoted 14 hours of my Saturdays to debate tournament. At the same time, I also took on marathon training which took up ALOT of time, practice, and devotion.</p>

<p>If you want to improve your chances, I suggest you spice up you extracurricular like I did. It’s nice to have something to fall back on and leadership positions are always a +. </p>

<p>Berkeley usually does not allow you to submit a letter of recommendation. However, they gave me the option of sending in supplementary information which included a third personal statement from me and a letter of recommendation from my counselor. I believe there are 3 types of supplementary options (I’m aware that there is one for being poor/underprivileged and another one for disability. I do not know what the 3rd one is.) If you fall within those genres, I suggest you write your personal statement in a way that informs Berkeley readers that you qualify for a supplementary package if it wasn’t already emphasized on the rest of the application.</p>

<p>I applied only to these schools and was rejected at none:
UC Berkeley (The only one that allowed me to send extra information)
UCLA
UC Davis
UC Santa Barbara
UC San Diego</p>

<p>Good luck on your application. If you have any questions, feel free to message me.</p>

<p><a href=“http://students.berkeley.edu/files/Admissions/12626_4.Freshmen.pdf[/url]”>http://students.berkeley.edu/files/Admissions/12626_4.Freshmen.pdf&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>SAT: 2200 (Math: 800, Writing: 600, Reading: 800)
SAT II: Physics - 800, Math II - 800, Chemistry - 700
Unweighted GPA: 3.9
Weighted GPA: 4.5 </p>

<p>Schools Accepted: UC Davis, UCLA, UCSD, Caltech, CMU</p>

<p>What really attracted me to Cal is the amount you are paying for a World Class education.</p>

<p>SAT: 2280
SAT IIs: Math 2: 760 ; U.S. History: 790
Unweighted GPA: 4.0
Weighted GPA: 4.6</p>

<p>going there this fall! </p>

<p>sat 2210. . . 680 math, 740 cr, 790 w
sat 2s: USH 760, JAP 600, LIT 670
(Haha, junky SAT 2s.)</p>

<p>GPA: 3.8 unweighted /3.9 weighted
^or something like that haha</p>

<p>good luck =)</p>

<p>I don’t understand how people can get perfect gpa with such poor sats…I average around 70-73 over 100 for gpa and I scored around 2100 without much practice…</p>

<p>That must be serious grade inflation in high schools in America.</p>

<p>^ True, the grade inflation can be ridiculous. But you have to realize that a 2100 is like 96 percentile in this country, and a 70-73 is a C- grade in high school. Should someone in the top 4% of the country be getting a C- grade? Based on that, I’d argue that your school has a decent amount of grade deflation. </p>

<p>On a side note, GO LFC! It sucks that Gerrard’s going to miss the first few weeks of the season, though.</p>

<p>SAT I: First time: 1960 (Math - 690; Reading - 680; Writing - 590); Second time: 2110 (Math - 610; Reading - 700; Writing - 800)
SAT IIs: Bio M - 720; US History - 770
Unweighted GPA: ~3.8/3.9
Weighted GPA: ~4.6</p>

<p>I only applied to 6 colleges.
Accepted to: Cal Poly Pomona, UCLA, UCD, UCI, Boston University</p>

<p>I think I got poor SAT scores on Reading and Writing because I am an immigrant from a country that doesn’t use English. I just came here when I was 14. That’s why I have a hard time understanding passages and tough vocab. I feel most comfortable on Math.
However, I believe strongly that my school’s grades aren’t inflated. This year 2 students from my school got into Harvard. My school is also rated 10 in Torrance, CA. That’s why I belive that my school is tough and it’s pretty difficult to get an A.</p>