<p>this is where the post should end. There are no signs of being accepted. At least one should never assume that they are signs since most of the time, they are just massed out to at least the reasonably eligible candidates.</p>
<p>Go to your MyBerkeley Application website and look at the bottom right middle corner. If you see a green pixel dot then you have a 75% chance of being accepted. If you do not have this dot then you are rejected. However, if your background is still blue then you still have a 50% chance of being accepted. Hope I’ve helped!</p>
<p>In my school, people who got into Berkeley got rejected from UCLA and people who go into LA got rejected from Berkeley. Very few made into both oddly. So… take it however you want…</p>
<p>anyways, there are no clear indicators except when you’re contacted with a letter of acceptance/rejection.</p>
<p>look at the horror stories about that “women for engineering” thing. I remember seeing it last year and was reminded of it when i saw a topic on it this year. They were encouraged to go to Berkeley, blah blah, and then they were rejected.</p>
<p>you’ll never know until the very end. just calm down and focus on not failing due to senioritis.</p>