<p>If you guys could please tell me what UCs i could get into that would be greatly appreciated. this is just based off of my sophmore and junior year.</p>
<p>W GPA : 3.83 - 3.95</p>
<p>honors + AP = AP US history, honors physics, honors math anal, and honors spanish III</p>
<p>SAT: 2050</p>
<p>VP racquet club, interact club, JV tennis 1 year and varsity tennis 2 years, math club, varsity speech and debate 3 years, 200 hours of volunteer work, and i am looking to take summer courses at UCLA or UCB.</p>
<p>I got two C's my sophmore year because i had terrible sinus infections and was pretty much hospitalized for a week because of the infections. I had surgery over my sophmore summer and my grades have improved and i have a pretty tough schedule and am getting mostly B's :/</p>
<p>i also live in California and come from a competitive school.</p>
<p>sorry for the trouble and thanks once again.</p>
<p>Hey
I think you have a good shot at UCSD and all UCs 'below' it. You still have a shot at UCLA/B even if it's not a great one. Your GPA and scores are a bit below average for those two schools, but you do have a chance IMO
Cal Poly is often compared to the mid-tier UCs (D, I, SB) so you should get in with no problems</p>
<p>Your scores are not below Cal's standards, but your gpa is rather low.</p>
<p>If you are in the top 4% of your class you are in great shape (you're probably not I know due to your GPA), but even if you are not you still have a reasonable chance of being admitted to UCB AND UCLA.</p>
<p>Edit: The upper UC's generally emphasize your GPA and secondary school record more than SAT scores anyway.</p>
<p>-could i get into UCSD with a 3.8 gpa?
-also which school would be more benefitial in getting a job that will hopefully land me a spot in a grad business school. (UCSD, UCI, or Cal Poly).</p>
<p>Well, UCSD has more recognition than the aforementioned schools and from what I have read and heard has a great business department. Evidently, UCB's is definitely more renowned and was actually ranked 3rd (if rankings matter to you of course) in the U.S. News rankings. I believe you have a reasonable chance at all that you are applying to, but no one on this forum can accurately assess your chances. We are not admission officers.</p>
<p>sorry a bit random but under ur AP's i saw "math anal"
i thought that was funny =], no spam intended but i do believe u stand a good chance at ucsd much more than the others</p>
<p>Actually, UCSD has no undergraduate business school--you can get into Econ with an Accounting emphasis, though.</p>
<p>Cal Poly does offer business courses--and they are good, though tough.</p>
<p>UCB (Berkeley) does have a business school--but you can't apply until your junior year--and it's tough to get in. You need to have a 3.62 or so at Berkeley, or about a 3.91 from a different UC to get into the program.</p>
<p>As far as going to grad school--all the schools are good ones--and you should be able to get into grad school from any of them if you do well as an undergraduate.</p>