Is it neccesary for me to take AP Physics to get into UCLA?

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<p>Wanting to get into UCLA!?
Give me some feed back!
i am an unfortunately white upper middle class female
~4.3 GPA
1930 SAT
no ACT results yet
Two years Varsity Track and Varsity Cheer
Two years school dance team
Three musical productions
Three years CSF pres. and Vp.
AP Calc as a junior
only if i do not take physics>>>(Calc B/C), US history, Econ, and Health at a local JC
Summer Field Biology course studying on UC reserve, also attending in the reserve in the fall
AP English AP Gov AP Physics
Working six years at local Recreation center and two years life guarding in the summer
volunteering at the hospital through school run ROP Health care class</p>

<p>would i benefit admissions wise from AP physics or calculus BC at a JC</p>

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<p>There is no class that someone has to take for them to get in to a school. It’s all about the holistic process, meaning that what’s important is if you have a good SAT/ACT score, a solid GPA, impressive extracurricular activities and an interesting essay. </p>

<p>In this case, if you intend on being a physics major, then you should definitely be taking any of the three AP Physics classes. If not, taking the class is just like taking another AP; it can’t hurt, but by no means is it required.</p>

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<p>I think you’re applying as a physics major, i think you should take at least SAT physics subject test just to show that you’re good at it. But if I were you, I would rather focus on bringing up your SAT score rather than taking AP Physics.</p>