<p>GPA: 4.59
Class Rank: 5 of 924
SAT: 1780 (taking again) should be 1950+
SAT II: Chem 690 Math 2 640 Hist 610 (Taking again)</p>
<p>Senior year schedule:
AP Gov/Econ H
AP Calc 2AB/BC
AP Environ
AP Lit
LAb Specialist
Advanced Athletics</p>
<p>EC's:
-Have played basketball all 4 years (varisty 2)
-Coaches award (2 years) CIFSS Scholar athlete award
-Lettered every year academically
-Lettered 2 yrs varsity
-Boy State nominee
-I ref basketball and scorekeep for various leagues. I help teach at a summer fundamental camp every year.
-Helped organize and set up several ceremonies for basketball leagues
-CSF 2 years
-Member of FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
-Community service tutoring at library
-I also work at Cold Stone and have helped my mother with payroll and inventory. (probably 10 hrs a week)
-Went to County Science fair (but unable to compete due to difficulties)
-Teacher getting rec from is USC alumni has 3PHD's and has taught there</p>
<p>Presuming you are not playing a sport at these schools, I rank your chances as follows (this also presumes you get at least a 1860 on your next SAT I test)</p>
<p>UCLA--Match to Slight Reach
UCB--Slight Reach
UCSD --Match
UCI--Safe Match
USC--Match
Claremont Mckenna--Reach
Pomona College--Reach </p>
<p>Your biggest problem at Claremont McKenna and Pomona is your SAT I scores. The averages SAT scores at these two schools are over 2100.</p>
<p>P.S. Here's a link that shows what you need to know about the way the UC system computes the UC GPA (note that they cap the honors at 8 semester hours and don't count lab specialist or physical education or health courses, meaning the 4.59 W GPA is not equivalent to a UC GPA)</p>