<p>SAT: 1980 (620 CR, 690 M, 670 W)
ACT: 33 (34 E, 34 M, 31 R, 32 S)
W GPA: 4.38
UW GPA: 3.78
ECs: -Main one is 4 years of Varsity Tennis w/ 2 as captain
-CSF, NHS, Various Volunteering Events</p>
<p>Just wanted to see how I stand in terms of getting into engineering at UCLA before apps are submitted! Thanks for the feedback! :)</p>
<p>I’m not really in a position to chance you, but I think I can say that your ACT scores seem significantly better than your SATs. If I were you, I’d only send in the ACT. (But that’s just me and others here might have a different view on that.)</p>
<p>Your math score isn’t really that high. It’s not bad, but I believe the average for most of the Engineering majors is 750 or higher. You also should take the Math II SAT Subject Exam, since it’s “highly recommended.” I believe for that test you should also be in the 750+ range. Your grades are pretty good, but I think their average for UW is probably between 3.85-3.95. Just because you don’t hit the averages, it doesn’t mean you won’t get in. But you’re obviously better off being above the average than below it.</p>
<p>Oh, I forgot to mention I took the SAT Math II and got a 760 on it.</p>
<p>Only send your ACT and not your SAT1. Your SAT2 math score is good as well and should be sent in because it’s pretty much required of engineers.</p>
<p>agreed, use your ACT since the score is better (and the math is higher !).</p>
<p>Your extra curricular activities seem weak, and your GPA is alright. I’d say a slight reach, especially since entering as an engineer is more competitive than most majors.</p>
<p>690 math is weak, 760 math II is decent. (SAT II math easier than SAT I math.) 3.78 unweighted is a disadvantage. Prof. Wesel has said that a single B in high school puts you at a disadvantage for undergrad admissions.</p>
<p>Your ECs are generic and irrelevant to engineering.</p>
<p>Sorry to be harsh, but I think this is accurate.</p>