<p>Korean American at a very well-known and competitive public high school in Northern California. First-generation, first in family to go to college.</p>
<p>GPA: ~3.7
(i'm not really sure how to calculate UC GPA, but I think this is correct)</p>
<p>10th:
English Hon (B, B)
AdvAlgebra aka Algebra II (C, B)
JROTC 3, 4 (A, A)
German 3,4 (B, B)
Vocal Music Beginning aka Choir (A, A)
Health Ed (1st semester - B)
College/Career Planning and Driver Ed (2nd semester - A)</p>
<p>11th:
English AP (B, B)
AP Music Theory (B, A)
Honors US History (B, A)
Physics Hon (B, B)
PreCalc (B, C)
Vocal Music Intermediate (A, A)
Korean 3, 4 (A, B)</p>
<p>will probably take in 12th:
AP Gov
AP English
Korean Adv
Physiology
AP Calc AB
Vocal Adv</p>
<p>I think you'll get into all the CSU's with no problem. As far as UCs are concerned, i think if you submit your ACT instead of your SAT1, then you shouldnt have trouble getting into most of them except UCLA and Cal. If your GPA was higher i think you would probly be a lock at UCLA and Cal (and if you have the worthwhile ECs, which I'm assuming you do)</p>
<p>BERKELEY, UCLA: Super Reach ( < 5 percent )
SD: Reach ( < 15% )
UCD, UCI, UCSB: Match
SC: Safe Match
R, M: Safeties</p>
<p>There's a considerable difference between SC and Riverside. Most people clump them together, but SC is now actually more similar to Davis and Irvine than Riverside.</p>
<p>Your biggest problem is low grades and SAT scores. Even worse, having a poor 11th grade transcript really kills your chances. There were people with 1590 old SATs and 4.0's UW gettin rejected by Berkeley and LA because they did so poorly in 11th grade.</p>
<p>Uhm, the SAT score is a lot worse than the ACT score... so, wouldn't they just consider the higher ACT? (Do I have to do something like cancel the SAT score in order to make sure this happens?)</p>
<p>Also, just to add, I got a 760 SAT II English</p>
<p>are you sure that's your uc gpa? you had a couple of c's and quite a few b's, and some of the classes you took won't count in your a-g requirements (health ed, drivers ed). does jrotc count? also, which of your classes are weighted?</p>
<p>anyways, submit your acts. you can't cancel your sat scores, and you'll have to send them to the UCs no matter what (they need your SAT IIs), but you don't have to send them to the CSUs. The UC's won't count your SATs though as long as you don't write it down</p>