What are my chances to UCLA

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<p>Hi My name is Jack and live Missouri, and I am a Junior in high school. As of now, I have a 4.000 GPA, have not taken the SAT, over 40 hours of community service. What are my chances of getting into UCLA?</p>

<p>Classes I've taken</p>

<p>Sophomore Year Classes:</p>

<p>Advanced Algebra II
Honors theoretical Chemistry
AP World History (got a 5)
Biology II (dual credit course)
Advanced Communication Arts
Spanish II
Chinese II</p>

<p>Junior Year (current year) Classes:</p>

<p>AP Biology
AP Government and Politics
AP Literature and Composition
AP Physics I
College Chemistry (Dual Credit)
Spanish Honors IV (I skipped Spanish III)
Advanced Pre-Calculus with Trig.</p>

<p>I am going to take AP Chinese and AP Calculus AB (studied on my own with a tutor) in addition to the other 4 AP exams this year.</p>

<p>Intended Senior Classes:</p>

<p>AP Computer Science
AP Calculus BC
AP Probability and Statistics
AP Psychology
AP Chemistry
AP Physics II (possibly take AP Physics Mechanics Exam which is Calculus based)
College Composition (Dual Credit)</p>

<p>ACT Composite Score: 34
SAT Score: Planning to take soon
Subject Tests: Planning to take Biology, Math II, and Chinese with Listening</p>

<p>Sports:
Swim team all three years</p>

<p>Clubs:
Serteens Club
Key Club
National Honors Society
Medical Leaders of Tomorrow
Diversity Club (Officer)</p>

<p>Over 50 hours of community service
Over 50 hours of summer school tutoring at a local middle school</p>

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<p>Jack: first question, Can your parents afford $60,000 per year? There are no scholarships for OOS students, so you have to pay full fee.</p>

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<p>You have a great chance of getting in! The only thing holding you back at this point might be that you are out of state. Also, I am sure your ECs are fine, but maybe they could be a bit more? Because high tier schools like UCLA like to see a variety of ECs on an applicant, at least that’s how I perceive it. Nonetheless, you definitely have a much higher chance than most others applying to UCLA, especially since you have a 4.000 unweighted GPA, which is very good, since UCs value GPA above all else. </p>