<p>hey, i'm an OOS who has a cum gpa of UW 3.85, W 4.42
can someone calculate my weighted and unweighted UC gpa if i posted my 10 & 11 classes here?
then, chance me if possible.</p>
<h2>10</h2>
<p>Honors English - A
AP US Hist. - A
Honors Pre-Calc - B
AP Bio - B
Honors Chem - A
Spanish 3 - A
AP CompSci - A</p>
<h2>11</h2>
<p>AP Eng. Lang. - A
AP Euro - A
AP Econ - A
AP Calc BC - A
AP Chem - A
Honors Physics - B</p>
<h2>Senior Classes (for chancing)</h2>
<p>EECS 233
AP Stats
AP Physics II
AP US Gov
AP English Lit</p>
<p>I'm class pres, other activities, just assume a very decent extracurricular load, do swimming, and started a web design firm.
thanks.</p>
<p>Your uc unweighted gap is going to drop to a 3.77. Sadly, uc unweighted for ucla and uc berkeley is a 3.9. Your fully weighted is a 4.38, is very average for a berkeley or ucla admit. </p>
Assuming that berkeley will consider your pre-calc hons and chem hons as Honors courses and all of
the courses are two semester courses, your uncapped UC GPA:
6 semesters of B = 6x3 = 18
20 semesters of A = 20x4 = 80
Number of AP+Hons semesters = 20
Total semesters = 26
I think you have a fair shot. Being OOS is the problem.
What I have learned from my brief time on CC is that there are “many many” students with 4.7/4.8 GPA with
good enough SAT/ACT. To get a feel of who you are competing with take a look at Stanford rejected/deferred
and USC threads. Most of these kids would also have applied to UCB/UCLA.