What're my FrI3nds Chances fo' the UCs

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>California Resident
UC Weighted GPA is about 3.7 to 3.8
SAT I - 1080
SAT IIs- Math IIC and IC- 570 Writing- 570 American History- 520
Lots of good ECs Including top varsity tennis player on a team which was CIF Semifinalist. Helped found 2 clubs which have grown considerably and acts as co-presidents in both. Has worked 3 jobs throughout high school.
Several Awards in Tennis, Student Athlete etc.
Essays were decent/good
Community service is low to decent</p>

<p>He's applying to UCSD, UCD, UCI, UCR, UCSB, UCSC.
thanks for all ur comments... in ADVANCE</p>

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<p>When looking at UC chances, class rank is VERY important. Being in the top 10% is almost essential unless you have a major hook. Your friend has little chance as GPA and SAT are both below average for all UCs. Small chance at UCR and there's always Merced, which, I believe will take anyone who meets minimum requirements.</p>

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<p>Of course anything is possible if recruited for tennis.</p>

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<p>Chance at UCR and UCSC. Not good chances at UCI, UCD, UCSB. No chance at all at UCSD.</p>

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<p>geez thats harsh</p>

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<p>When in the admissions process do UCs see your class rank?</p>

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<p>I think he will get into UCD, UCI, UCR, UCSB, and UCSC. I went to UCD. My SAT I score was really disappointing, which was 1070 (because of the low verbal score). However, my Math IIC and Chemistry were 700 and 750, respectively. I ended up as a top student at UCD. I was a student marshall in my graduating class.</p>

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<p>is your friend ESL??? 570 writing????? and 500 in math??? it's either your friend is not a good test taker or he is just a little below average. anyway, it's pretty interesting since he/she is from california, so i'd say 20% at UCB and UCLA
and about 40% at UCD and the other UCs</p>

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<p>bump bump bump</p>