<p>im looking to go to any UC besides berkeley and LA(since I don't think I got the scores for them)
my UC gpa:4.00 I think
SAT:
CR:440
Math:720
WR:470
working on better scores
Academic decathlon team, tennis varsity
what are my chances to get into UCSD, UCSB, UCSC, UCI, UCR, UCMerced
and also can someone explain the 4% rule, I just got that in the mail today saying that I qualified
THX EVERYONE</p>
<p>100 PERRRRRRCCCCCCEEEENNNNNNNT!!!!</p>
<p>Because, you're applying to the 'less competitive" UC's, so since you're guaranted to get into ONE OF THEM...you certainly will! </p>
<p>Still apply to all of them, and get your SAT scores up...that'll help
but that's all you really need to do!</p>
<p>ELC (4% Rule) Guarantees a UC for you, probably UC Merced. You are fully guaranteed a lower UC if you complete the required HS courses, even with your SAT scores (you beat the minimum) along with taking 2 SAT IIs anyway. Take Math IIC and something else.</p>
<p>oh yeah I forgot to say my scores suck cause I didn't get any elementary school education and didn't get to take the advanced courses in middleschool(those might affected the score I guess) also for my SAT IIs I decided to take CHem, math and Chinese, i'll prolly get around 780 on chinese and take the higher one of the other 2 subjects
any more comment? lets say UCR gave me the guaranteed admission what are my chances of getting into the other ones listed, also including UCR I guess just ignore the fact for the guranteed admission</p>
<p>kick53rv3:</p>
<p>Assuming you are a California resident,
UCSD: Reach
UCI/UCSB: Slight Reach
UCSC/UCR/UCM: Match</p>
<p>shamefully I do not know what Reach, Slight Reach and Match really stands for, do you care to explain?</p>
<p>lol is that question too basic for everyone to answer?</p>
<p>Reach means that it's unlikely. Slight Reach means it's less unlikely. Match means it's right at your level, and you should be able to get in.</p>
<p>around what SAT score do I need to get to for UCSB and UCSD to be match?</p>
<p>Raise it 200-300 points.</p>
<p>so I need around 1850 for them?</p>