<p>So I have a little dilemma here and I thought I'd come to this website to look for some last minute help and opinions, maybe a little number crunch (of my chances).</p>
<p>My stats are 3.7 weighted GPA and 3.2 unweighted.
My SATI is 1920 with a 12 on essay.
770 on my Math IIC and 660 on my US History SATII.
AP tests are 3 in European History, 2 in US, 1 in Calc AB.
Currently I am enrolled in 4 APs. (Govt/econ, Stats, Calc BC, english)
My extra curriculars are pretty well off i have leadership positions in ASB for senior year and
other club involvement as well as 2 years of sports.</p>
<p>I got rejected from UCSB, UCDavis, and UCSD, and Cal Poly SLO so far. With last hopes on UCIrvine and Pepperdine. I got accepted to UCR & Cal Poly Pomona, for majors I like, not so much the college of my choice. However, I was thinking about appealing as I have extremely good connections with the administrators in my school, being possibly the Principal and Assistant Principals as well as the ASB Advisor. I could get them to help me with letters of Recommendations to the schools I have been rejected to, but the thing that is keeping a doubt in my head is that I tanked first semester of senior year due to family issues.
I got 2 Cs, an A, a B, and F in Calc BC. </p>
<p>Im hoping to make it up during summer at a community college that offers Calc, but is it too late by that time?</p>
<p>My choices right now are (in no particular order)
1)Cal Poly Pomona (Engineering)
2)UCR (Business)
3)Appeal letters to the rejected UCs.</p>
<p>I have no problem spending time getting the Appeal Letters, as I think if anyone has a chance, its me, I'm very borderline, I was hoping my SAT/extra curriculars can boost me, but guess not this time. </p>
<p>I just simply don't know how to explain myself for the F in BC besides the fact that there was marriage issues between my parents going on and that I will (if its worth it) make it up in the summer. </p>
<p>What should I do?</p>