list if your accepted/rejected plus your stats
ill start:
3.9 w gpa
1360 sat
690/720/700
strong ec’s, leadership, 500 hrs community service
<p>accepted
3.9 gpa
1490 SAT
740/700/740
strong ec's,sports,cello,art</p>
<p>accepted
4.0 gpa
1390 SAT
700/570/800
some ecs, sporT</p>
<p>Accepted</p>
<p>3.5 UC Weighted
1350 (620 Verbal, 730 Math)
770 Writing, 740 Math IIC, 620 Physics</p>
<p>Computer Engineering.</p>
<p>Accepted! and i'll probably go there!
1260
4.0 UC, 4.67 this year
740/660/530
Political Science
Every EC imaginable
awesome essays.
screw ucla.</p>
<p>accepted
1210
3.7 UC gpa
660/630/560
Political Science
Decent Ec's
pretty good essays</p>
<p>I'll see you in poly sci next year 2vulgar4cc (i'm leaning toward this school now), any others joining me?</p>
<p>accepted... regents scholarship
1480
800/790/730
4.32 UC GPA
Poli Sci</p>
<p>Won't be attending next year though... got into some other schools.</p>
<p>yay ichiboy, next year will feel like an awkward internet relationship fullfilled.....itll be good times</p>
<p>Accepted</p>
<p>I never knew my UC GPA, probably 3.2 < x < 3.4
32 ACT
650 writing
750 math1
710 literature</p>
<p>I'm seriously considering becoming a Banana Slug though...
<em>emits mucus</em></p>
<p>man ... uc davis is lyk 6 hrs from downtown la ... sucks for me</p>
<p>Accepted
3.83 UC GPA
1170
720 US History
650 Writing
my math Ic is so low im embarrased to post it but you get the picture</p>
<p>got in as a History major.</p>
<p>accepted for biological sciences
4.4 uc gpa
1330 sat1
730math1c, 650 writing and u.s history</p>
<p>btw screw UCLA TOO!</p>
<p>Dru2K i concur!</p>
<p>im in the same boat as irock eept for poli sci. i applied under bioeng instead</p>
<p>who else is pending for davis?? cause i am.. and im scared.. im also pending for irvine..</p>
<p>accepted!</p>
<p>4.25 uc gpa
1280 sat
500/620/540 <----screwed myself for ucla and berkeley with those</p>
<p>as of the moment it is between cal poly slo and davis for computer science</p>
<p>and pending if i get into ucb, ucsd, uci</p>
<p>Ohh man, you guys don't know how lucky you are to be going to UC Davis. Seriously, this is the greatest time to ever be an Aggie. So you have the brand new ARC (Activities and Recreation Center), this place state of the art, even if your not into sports you're going to find yourselves playing on the racquetball courts or taking the unending free classes from Swing to Aerobics. Were transitioning to D1 in all sports, if youre from the Bay Area go to the football game at Stanford in September before school starts, show them who is The Real Farm. By the time your sophomores we should have the new football stadium built, fyi were the only college in the NATION that is building a football stadium right now. When your juniors well be full time D1 and for basketball, the Pavilion should be crazy, well make it the rowdiest arena in the Big West conference as the Aggies play for a bid in the NCAA tournament. Former Aggies wish they could be around for this exciting time. Not to mention, its still DAVIS, a great college town with a great college atmosphere. In Davis there is something in the air that makes people friendly, I dont know what it is but there is a sense of community here unmatched at any campus. Come to visit on April 16th for Picnic day, it sounds lame, but epitomizes whats great about Davis. Also if want more info on Aggie Basketball check out <a href="http://www.ucdavis6thman.com%5B/url%5D">www.ucdavis6thman.com</a>, the 6th Man was just made this year and its looking to grow.
P.S- If you were rejected, don't be afraid to appeal, I have many friends that got in on appeal. And if you realllllly want to be an Aggie, I had one friend that personally went to the admissions office to turn in his appeal, that made quite an impression and he got in.</p>
<p>wow, thanks for that info, i am a real sports buff and the prospect of watching d1 bball and fball at davis makes it a lot more intriguing over uci and cal poly.......btw, can u tell me how the weather is around their? isnt it usually hot and muggy and ur basically surrounded by cow crap. (i visit sacramento all the time and i have become accustomed to the manure when passing tracy and lodi)</p>
<p>The weather is never muggy in Davis and believe it or not the air is fresh, the cow smell only comes in on rare occasions when the wind is just right. In winter it can get cold, but when it is cold that means we go up to the snow. The biggest club on campus is SOS (Ski or Snowboard), so even as a freshman it isn't tough to get to Tahoe. Spring is quite possible the ideal weather, as I type right now the weather has been perfect in the 70s and the Frisbees have been flying. Plus the campus is sooo green, it's amazing every path way is lined with trees and students treat the quad like a beach. After spring it can get reaal hot, but all the classes are air conditioned, and just like in the 50s our gigantic Rec Pool is the no pun intended the cool place to be (haha, only in Davis).
-Also as a sports fan just to let you know, our football isn't going to be D1 we're transitioning to D1-AA. But the football stadium (15k) that is being built has future expansion plans to sit over 30k, so in the future we'll be D1-A and playing for bowls, probably won't happen when we're students though. But either way football is football, and the incoming students are going to be pivotal in helping Davis continue to evolve into a true big time sports school.</p>