I have given in. v3

<p>As posted on the "chances" and "UC Berkeley" forums.</p>

<p>This year, I am ready to join the teeming masses of people applying to colleges. So, let me know where I stand.</p>

<p>I've been avoiding this for a long time, but finally I have given in to a "chances thread." My two top choices are UCLA and UC Berkeley. So, without further ado, what are my chances?</p>

<p>UC GPA: 4.17
UW 10-11 GPA: 3.89
SAT1: 2090 (720 W, 720 R, 650 M)
SAT II:
-Lit: 660
-Math II: 700</p>

<p>7 AP (Bio, Stat, English 11, English 12, Spanish, Calculus, Computer Programming) and 1 Honors (Chem) </p>

<p>In State (East Bay Area), public school, rank top 5%, undecided major</p>

<p>ECs:
Coached an AYSO soccer team 2 years
Played soccer 12 years (3 years club, 3 years JV High School (1 year captain))
Co-President of CSF, last year Vice President, 4 year member
Volunteer Coordinator of InterACT, 3 year member
2 1-week mission trips to Tijuana with my church group
4 years Mock Trial
Youth Advisory Board Member for Youthnoise.com, a site dedicated to getting youth involved in politics and community service, 2 years
Youthnoise Board Moderator, 2 years
Work at Jamba Juice, 1 year
American Cancer Society Relay for Life Volunteer (2 relays)
Campaigned for John Kerry in 2004 (held signs on side of the road election day- it counts!)</p>

<p>So yeah, let me know also what I can do better. What SATIs/SATIIs should I have? Thanks a bunch.</p>

<p>katalinacmnacha8:</p>

<p>UCB/UCLA: Slight Reach</p>