<p>Hi thank you very much for taking ur time to read my post!! THANK YOU
I'm an Asian male in socal attending a competitive public high school. I really want to get into UCI and UCSD. I didn't recieve regents/honors or any invitations from the two colleges... after hearing that so many people recieved acceptances/invites alrdy, I'm really worried. I made UCR so please chance me at the other UC schools i applied: UCSC, UCSB, UCD, UCI, UCSD, UCLA, UCB</p>
<p>APs:
Computer Science A: 4
English lang/comp: 3
Calculus AB: 2 (i know... im retarded)</p>
<p>ECs:
-Tennis team (2 years)
-bridge club officer // historian, secretary (2 years)
-senior/freshmen program (seniors in this program are given a group of freshmen to guide/familiarize them to hs/ help answer questions if they have any about school)
-Tutoring job (tutor middle school students)
-Hospital volunteer (just 50 hours)
-Library volunteer </p>
<p>Awards:
not much...if these even count...
-honor roll?
-principal's recognition roll?
-random school tennis team award (league champs)</p>
<p>I've also been slacking off majorly this senior year.. first semester I got a UW 2.8 GPA with 2 AP classes (stats and english lit)</p>
<p>thank you for taking the time to read this post
If you could be so kind, please chance me for UCSC, UCSB, UCD, UCI, UCSD, UCLA, UCB</p>
<p>also if i am a first generation going to college... how would UCs know.. and would it impact my acceptance? i remember that the UC app had family income and education but i stupidly left it blank because it was optional. now i regret it =(
did i just answer my own question or is there another way that UCs can find out about first generation or income... I ALSO DIDNT DO FAFSA because my parents said they didnt care and would pay for college ****... im not even rich</p>
<p>thank youu
since you two said about the same chances for me
i guess its safe to for me to prepare myself that B and LA are unlikely, SD would be a maybe... and the place im most likely to end is I/SB/D.</p>
<p>Yeah LA and Cal are unlikely. From a pure statistic standpoint, ppl in ur grouping 3.5-3.699 weighted are about 5 percent to make it and ur SAT isn't high enough to compenstae for ur gpa. However, I do know many ppl with around 3.7 w and 1900's who got into UCSD so don't lose hope on that school</p>