Hi what are my chances of getting into the school above.
I am a senior in high school right now.
My gpa is a 3.36UW and a 3.76W. My SAT score is 1870 (old SAT).
I played on my high school JV tennis team for 3 years. I participated in Speech and Debate club for 4 years, DECA for three years, and KEY club for 2. This summer I did an internship for the city I live in by helping them remake their city website. I also tutor children grades 6th-8th in math.
In terms of AP classes
I have taken:
AP EURO (3)
AP PSYCH (3)
AP LANG (4)
AP BIO (3)
My senior year I am taking
AP PHYSICS 1
AP STATS
AP COMPSCI
I am going to be applying as a computer science major.
Also if there are any colleges that I should consider please let me know, I am still open to applying to others.
Thank you.
Chances based on current stats and I have listed the % admitted Freshman within your UC GPA range for 2015 (3.40-3.79). This does not take into account test scores, EC’s and essays along with competitive majors (CS/Engineering/STEM) vs less competitive majors but just overall UC GPA. You will need to raise your test scores by several hundred points for a solid chance UCSC and UCI. Also, there are recommendations for SAT subject tests for CS majors (Math 2 and a science) so you should consider taking these to make you a more competitive applicant.
UC Merced: Safety (80%)
UC Riverside: Match (64%)
UC Santa Cruz: High Match (47%)
UC Irvine: Low Reach (16%)
UC Santa Barbara: Reach (13%)
UC Davis: Reach (11%)
UC San Diego: High Reach (6%)
UCLA: High Reach (3%)
UCB: High Reach (2%)
You have too many Reach schools and you need more Match schools on your list.
I would also look at some of the Cal states such as Cal state Long Beach, Fullerton and Cal Poly Pomona for Match schools and your local CSU as a safety unless you are happy to attend UCM.
Thanks for the information about the UCs and the state university recommendations. Do have any information about UIUC and UW (Seattle)? Or any other out of state recommendations?
UIUC and Washington are extremely competitive for direct admission to the CS major, although they may admit you to the campus but not the major (although probably still reachy for you). Enrolling in either school outside the CS major would mean another competitive admission process (including needing a high college GPA) to get into the CS major.