<p>Decision: Accepted</p>
<p>Objective:
[ *] SAT I (breakdown):1890 (590 CR, 660 M, 640 W)
[ *] ACT: Not Submittted
[ *] SAT II: USH 650, Spanish 600
[ *] Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): 3.83
[ *] UC GPA: 4.22
[ *] Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): I think 17 before I applied, 13 after I applied
[ *] ELC?: Yes
[ *] AP (place score in parenthesis): Calc AB (4), Spanish Language (4), Environmental Science (4), World History (4), USH (3), Art History (3), Language (3)
[ *] IB (place score in parenthesis): N/A
[ *] Senior Year Course Load: Honors Physics, AP Gov, IB English HL-2, AP Calc BC, AP Chem, ASB
[ *] Major Awards Listed on the UC Application (USAMO, Intel etc.): AP Scholar with Distinction, Academic Letter, Excellence in Leadership from a local non-profit, President’s Golden Service Award, Special Commendation for Hunger Fighting by SD Mayor
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[ *] Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis): Varsity Swim Captain, Varsity Water Polo Member, CSF VP (Now President), Link Crew President, Local Teen Hunger Fighting Group Co-Chair
[ *] Job/Work Experience: Tutor
[ *] Volunteer/Community service: Jewish Family Service, Hunger Advocacy Network, Youth Food Pantry
[ *] Personal Statement: Pretty Solid for Both (Edited for hours and days!)
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[ *] Applied for Financial Aid?: Yes
[ *] Intended Major: Undeclared, Physical Sciences
[ *] State (if domestic applicant): CA
[ *] Country (if international applicant): N/A
[ *] School Type: Public, 656 Students
[ *] Ethnicity: Half Ecuadorian, Half Mexican
[ *] Gender: M
[ *] Income Bracket: 180k<x<200k
[ *] Hooks (URM, first generation college, research, etc.): URM, Hunger Advocacy, I lobbied for California anti-hunger legislation, Accomplished Varisty Athlete
[ /list][ b]Reflection[ /b][ list]
[ *] Strengths: GPA, EC’s, Solid Essay, AP Scores
[ *] Weaknesses: SAT
[ *] Why you think you were accepted/waitlisted/rejected:
General Comments: Do not let weaknesses on your application define you! I was one of 8 or 9 students accepted at my high school. I definetely had the lowest SAT score of all accepted, but I let the admissions committee know what I was passionate about, who I am, and what my goals are. Colleges understand this, show them your unique and you’re more than a number. The key is to focus on your strengths and not dwell or make excuses for poor parts of your application. And no matter what, do not let an admissions decision define you. I really believe that everything happens for a reason. You will find somewhere that will make you happy and allow you to thrive. Congratulations and good luck future applicants :D</p>