Hello, I’m a community college student in SoCal, and I am applying to UCSB, UCLA, and UCSD. I am 40 miles away from UCLA, and 60 for UCSB, so I’m pretty local. I am a first year student and I am applying currently as a Biochemistry major. I have plenty of AP credits I am using to transfer and I took 4 summer classes and got As in all of them (it was hell). If all goes as planned I’ll have 64 semester credits before transferring. I will also have pretty good grades this semester also, as of right now my lowest grade is a 95%. My shortcoming is Extra Circulars: I have a good amount of community service at my temple, I volunteered at a doctors clinic, and I also shadowed a doctor. My top choice is UCSB, where I am applying for Biochemistry-Molecular Biology. I heard UCSB doesn’t admit many students who take required math classes in the spring after applying, but I am enrolled to take Calc III and Linear Algebra. I’ve already met my math requirement, but these classes are required for my major. So I am a decent academic, but I didn’t have much time for else, so I don’t have that many ECs. Could you guys please chance me?