<p>this guy i know got rejected by UCR. what the hell. he had like 1800 and sat subject scores of 600. kids with 1500s get in there....</p>
<p>UCR rejection is a reality, it’s weird to see it because you don’t expect it.</p>
<p>IDK what they do for their admission</p>
<p>My gf got in about a month after me. She has a below 1600 sat score and a 19 ACT score, no great EC’s, and she’s gotten like 4 c’s.</p>
<p>I got 5 C’s and got in.
And they’ve been sending me emails to appyl to their Honors program</p>
<p>to the original poster:
probably cuz they knew he wouldn’t attend</p>
<p>It depends on your friend’s GPA as well and what courses had he taken or currently taking.</p>
<p>Yes. I know a person with 2200 SAT, 800 SAT II Math 2C, 780 Physics with AP Physics C, Calculus BC, Econ, Govt, APUSH…rejected. </p>
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<p>very possible my friend got rejected…
i thought it might happen cuz she didnt do anything junior year and still not doing anything in senior year. shame because she “was” pretty smart</p>
<p>well for hunterbender- they prob did that cause they know that person wont go to UCR with those stats, i guess</p>
<p>@ Hunterbender; I think UCR realizes that they are only back up for that person. Rather than giving admission to a person that has potential to go to like UCLA or something, they probably want to leave room for someone that may want to go. lolll. Unless, they had a terrible essay or something…</p>
<p>My friends friend got rejected.</p>
<p>Your friend is rejected because he doesn’t meet UC eligibility. Regardless how high your friend’s SAT and GPA is, if he doesn’t meet it, he doesn’t get admitted.</p>