<p>Rejected from the School of Theatre, Film, and Television.
3.86 UC GPA
1470 SAT I (800 V, 670 M), 770 Spanish/770 Writing/690 Math IIC</p>
<p>Whatever. My bubble's not burst; I know it was a hard program to get into, and it wasn't at the top of my list anyway. Hope all of you who are attending next year have an awesome time! :)</p>
<p>themockery: With that attitude, there is no doubt that you will succeed wherever you attend.</p>
<p>what was the acceptance rate this year?</p>
<p>apparently they accepted 4300 out of 42000 so that equates to 10.23%</p>
<p>Definitely. A lot of bitter people have complained about others getting in and not them. It's nice to see someone with a little grace.</p>
<p>diablo2fan: no thats their targetted freshman class size. they will accept way above that number because they don't have a 100% yield rate haha. they probably accept around 10000 give or take a a couple hundred....so close to 20%-23% acceptance rate.</p>
<p>yea you're right my bad</p>
<p>Admitted!
4.2 GPA
1170 SAT
630 Math 1C, 570 US History, *490 Writing
*yeah I'm not that great of a test taker
8/442</p>
<p>I may have no right to say this, but StanfordHopeful, you're going to face a tough time with Stanford admissions (sorry, Bruins...this is the UCLA post, I know). Nonetheless, I hope you prove me wrong.</p>
<p>**(Stanford applicant too)</p>
<p>admitted
4.3 W GPA (3/750)
1530 SATI
790/750/740 SATII
materials science major</p>
<p>And who said people with high GPAs and high SATs were rejected over lower SATs and lower GPAs?</p>
<p>4.4 GPA
1420 SAT, 780 IIC, 750 Chem, 740 Writing
ELC, Top 1% of public high school
Male, White, CA, Computer Engineering
Good Leadership, EC Positions (Politics/Tech)</p>
<p>Found out in the early letter for engineers, never posted stats though. Yeah, I'm stoked.</p>
<p>if stanford hopeful is going to have a hard time at stanford admissions i am going to like totally die or something. I have a lower SAT score but i had to apply it was my dream school and it doesnt hurt to try</p>
<p>SAT: 1520, 690 Writing, 780 Math 2C, 780 Bio
4.68 9-12 GPA, 4.88 UC 10-12 GPA, 4.0 UW
Rank 1/~500
E.C.--very good
Essays--very good</p>
<p>I hope I get Regents (don't wanna jinx myself, knock on wood)! That'd be awesomely awesome!!!</p>
<p>I also applied to Stanford.. fingers crossed. Good luck to all ya'll.</p>
<p>crazykidwanabe: I'm not attempting to crush dreams or anything; Stanford is a reach for an applicant that doesn't have certain circumstances; as an applicant, it's a reach for me too. So was UCLA.</p>
<p>eiffelguy: its ok you havent crushed my dreams i got over my whole stanford stage already it wouldnt hurt if i get in but it wouldnt hurt if i dont! Congratulations to all those who have been admitted and hopefully i'll see you all at UCLA!</p>
<p>My school's valedictorian didn't get in...he says if he doesn't get in to standford or the airforce academy, he's not going to college.</p>
<p>That is a really dumb attitude for him to take. It's not about what school you go to, it's about what you do when you're there. You can get an awful education at Harvard if you just sit on your butt playing video games, and you can get a good education at Podunk State if you work to get into higher level classes and make nice with professors who can help you. College is what you make it.</p>
<p>agree with malachitefalcon, "college is what you make it" and this is especially true also with a big public like UCLA. as an education minor, i know that it's really the person that creates success, not the school; schools just provide the resources for success. </p>
<p>i always point out the valedictorian from my high school who went to UCR and got accepted into UCLA medical school. i also point out the CC poster alicantekid, who passed up brown for UCI, but it was mostly him/her-self that got him/her into UCLA Anderson business school, not the school that he/she went to.</p>
<p>Accepted
Electrical Engineering
1530/760 IIc/760 Chem/740 Writing/780 US History
3.97 GPA
7/689
male Asian Indian, out-of-state
Essays- decent
EC's- OK- a few leadership positions, some comm service, no national awards or the like.</p>
<p>I also got the early letter for engineers, so it wasn't a suprise when I checked just now for the official decision. Good luck to everyone!</p>