<p>I sent my ACT score to UC--Santa Barbara. I also applied to UCLA and UCSD and I understand that although I only sent it to one campus, all campuses should receive it. However, UCLA is my number one choice...will they think I prefer Santa Barbara because I chose to send my ACT scores to SB? Should I send my test scores to the other two campuses just in case?</p>
<p>no, no need.</p>
<p>Haha, why did you send it to UCSB in the first place? Seriously, absolutely no need.</p>
<p>What do you mean why did I send it to UCSB? So UCLA won’t think that UCSB is my first choice since I chose to send the scores to them?</p>
<p>I sent ACT/SAT scores to UCI. I was admitted by all UCs. It does not matter who you sent the score to.</p>
<p>It doesn’t matter. As long as one campus receives them, they all get it. They don’t care what your first choice is.</p>
<p>Ok, thanks! And I am an out of state applicant from MA. I hear it is easier to gain admission now if you are out of state? My UC gpa (10th/11th grade) should be a 4.0 and my ACT is a 32. I did not submit AP’s. Does UCLA just look at stats or do they actually care about EC’s and the essays? I have great EC’s, research experience, but not much community service (a little bit). Can you tell me what my chances are? And do they consider 9th grade grades? I visited campus, which normally helps at most schools but I feel like UCLA is big enough so they don’t care if you visit or not</p>
<p>and xxCollegesxx, which UC did you choose and why?</p>
<p>bumpp…can anyone refer to my second to last post?</p>
<p>If you have good AP scores, 4 or 5, you should send them. As for 4.0 UC GPA, I am not sure, It is what it is.</p>