<p>GPA: 3.8 UW, 4.22 W
SAT: 2310
Ranked about 20th in a class of 600 (competitive high school in socal)
Took the most rigorous course load I could, though I got a few B's.
Took 6 AP tests and got all 5s.
National Merit Finalist</p>
<p>Lots of ECs.
Varsity Golf all four years and captain senior year.
French Club all four years and president junior and senior year.
Studied abroad in Switzerland last summer as part of an exchange program.
Worked at a golf course as an instructor for 2 years and was awarded employee of the season.
Destination Imagination for 6 years. We were really good and went to globals junior year.
Researched bacteria in a lab for 2 years.</p>
<p>There isn't a lot of continuity in my ecs, but i sell myself as a well-rounded person, and I think my essays are pretty solid. I was really passionate about everything that I did, and i tried to explain that in my essays.</p>
<p>Highly, highly possible (just from looking at your resume). However, if there’s anything that would stop you, it’s the 3.8/4.22. With weight, 4.22 isn’t terribly high. For my school, you could achieve higher than a 4.22 if you simply took all honors classes (no APs!) </p>
<p>Have you ever gotten a C? How about a non-AP B?</p>
<p>You have above an 80 percent chance for Berkeley, definitely a match. GPA is a bit low, and at my school a 4.22 would get you rank 50 out of 500.</p>
<p>It really depends on your major.
If you applied to the college of engineering then I’d put you at a reach. You’re lower grades + lack of focused ECs would make it difficult for you to stand out from the 70,000 applicants UCB got this year; especially since the college of engineering has an acceptance rate almost 10% lower than the rest of the school.
If you didn’t apply for those majors I’d say you have a decent shot, but I still wouldn’t call it a match. More like a high math/low reach.</p>