What are my chances

Chance Me / Match Me!
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I am a sophomore and I currently have a 3.66 unweighted and a 3.83 unweighted. I am wondering what my chances are for getting into a UC such as Irvine or Daivs or Santa Cruz. Getting into a college such as San Diego or Santa Barbara would be my dream but I’m not sure im qualified. I come from Dougherty Valley High School which is basically full of smart indian kids with 4.0 unweighted gpas. I have adhd but do not take medication if that has any factor. I do a few clubs and volunteer and I have a job as a referee. I also do golf and tkd outside of school. I did soccer and swimming for many years as well. I plan to do cross country for the school and either golf or swimming as well in order to add to this. Without any SAT Prep I got a 1270 out of 1600 on the PSAT and I will soon be starting classes to increase that score hopefully to around 1450-1550. I also plan to take the SAT subject tests in world history and math. I live in california but was born in Singapore and moved to America aged 8. Based on this information, what colleges can I likely be accepted to, which ones are a stretch but possible, and which ones can i easeily get into? Is there anything you recommend I do to increase my chances? Any extra carriculars you recommend i take part in to boost my application?

Thanks for the help,
Shubaimhigh14

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None. You’re still a sophomore and the future is full of question marks, @shubaimhigh14

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Until you finish out your Junior year and have your test scores, no one can predict your chances. Based on this year’s decisions, I would say all would be tough unless you can get to a UC GPA of 4.0.

Freshman admit rates for UC GPA of 3.80-4.19 from 2015.
Expect 2016 and 2017 to be much lower.

UCB: 12%
UCLA: 14%
UCSD: 39%
UCSB: 49%
UCD: 52%
UCI: 57%
UCSC: 83%
UCR: 90%
UCM: 92%

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I just got acceptance email today from UCR but they still haven’t sent me a email about how to set up myucr account! What should I do? I email them but they didn’t reply btw.

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I just got acceptance letter email today from UCR but they still haven’t sent me a email about how to set up my UCR account! What should I do? I emailed them about this but they didn’t reply.

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@Whoooosss: If you applied for admission but have not created a MyUCR password, please locate the email sent to you from UC Riverside Undergraduate Admissions that contained log in instructions.

If you cannot locate the email, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at (951) 827-3411 or admissions@ucr.edu.

You should have gotten the instructions to setup your account in December/January. Check your spam folder.