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<p>What do you guys think my chances are of getting into UCLA under the major of neuroscience? What about USC or Berkley? And any recommendations of schools that would be good for neuroscience?</p>

<p>Freshman:
Biology (A/A)
Spanish 3 (B/B)
Pre-IB English I (B/B)
Pre-IB World History (A/A)
Geometry (A/A)
Track (A)</p>

<p>Sophomore:
AP Art History (A/A) (4 on exam)
Spanish IV (A/A)
Chemistry (B/A)
Pre-IB Alg2/Trig (A/A)
Pre-IB English 2 (A/A)</p>

<p>Junior:
Honors Anatomy/Physiology (A/A)
AP/IB Spanish Language (B/B)
AP/IB English Lang/Comp (B/A)
Honors Pre Calc (B/B)
AP US (A/A)</p>

<p>Community College:
Intro to Psych (A)
Biological Anthropology (A)</p>

<p>Senior Year:
AP/IB Biology
AP/IB Spanish Literature
IB English Literature
AP/IB Calculus AB
IB 20th Century
IB Theory of Knowledge
IB Music Appreciation </p>

<p>Weighted GPA (10-12) 4.3 </p>

<p>SAT- 1850 (Plan to retake)
ACT- 28 (Plan to retake)
SAT II- US: 710 Spanish: 610 Math 2: 660</p>

<p>President of Spanish Club and Safe Rides both Junior and Senior year
100+ hours volunteering in the Emergency Room at local hospital
60+ hours volunteering with Saferides
Traveling to Argentina this summer for 2 weeks to volunteer in a hosptial</p>

<p>Planing on perusing full IB diploma, but still unsure</p>

<p>USC- Low reach, simply because of your test scores. Your top SAT II’s aren’t bad, but to have a much better shot you need to break 2000 on the SAT I. USC weights your SAT more than GPA. Also, work on your EC’s, acquire leadership positions, USC likes to see those as well.</p>

<p>UCLA- In/Low reach. Your EC’s aren’t bad but work on putting together a solid portfolio. The UC’s place a large emphasis on grades/GPA so based upon your stats this should help you a lot. </p>

<p>UC Berkeley- Reach. Again work on EC’s and leadership positions, higher SAT would help but above 1900 would suffice because your GPA is high enough. </p>

<p>Good Luck!</p>

<p>Your test scores are low for the schools you want to attend. If you can raise them, you will be a good candidate as your grades for these schools are ok. Good luck!</p>