<p>First of all, my unweighted gpa is ~3.7, but it shows definite improvement from year to year, so that might help. I took/am taking all the available AP classes, and am currently taking all available honors courses, but freshman / sophomore year that was a bit worse, with slow improvement year by year.
My SAT's are 2140 (770 CR, 780 M, 590 W), but I hope to improve the writing on the oct. SAT. SAT II's are 800 math 2, and 590 us hist (I know that sucks).
I have essentially no significant extracurriculars.
I'm wondering what level of mathematics undergraduate program I stand a chance of getting into is. Are there any good math schools that tend to overlook extracurriculars?
In short I'm wondering where I can get in with a decent GPA and miserable extracurriculars, and hopefully a pretty good SAT score.
My current thoughts are some UC schools as I'm a california resident, (UCSD, maybe UCBerkeley as a stretch?)
Any thoughts?
Thank you!</p>
<p>You have a great SAT score. The good news is that UCs only look at sophomore and junior grades for core subjects (look at the universityofcalifornia.edu website for details on how to calculate).</p>
<p>You have a good chance at the UCs despite lack of ECs. Write a compelling, interesting essay.</p>
<p>BTW, Berkeley has the best math dept (at least in the UC system)…;)</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>