Which UC's can I get into?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>UC davis, irvine, la, berkeley, sd</p>

<p>ACT:29 ( 32 english and 31 math)
SAT 2: 730,670,660</p>

<p>UC Capped GPA:3.85
Fully weighted gpa for 10-11: 4.38 ( UCLA looks at fully weighted)
most rigorous courseload...over 36 semester of honors courses... 12 AP's and 12 other college classes
over 50 a-g courses</p>

<p>junior year weighted gpa: 4.5/4.3 (6 AP's)</p>

<p>HUGE upward trend and overcame huge obstacles like family deaths ( I have heard that UC's take this into account)</p>

<p>over 600 hrs community service, eagle scout, AP scholar with distinction and various other awards, EC's.</p>

<p>started a blood drive that saved over 150 lives in the Bay area</p>

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<p>Slightly weak ACT, okay SAT IIs, somewhat weak GPA, okay ECs, good CS.</p>

<p>Berkeley: slight reach - reach (depending on your essays)
UCLA: slight reach (50-50) (depending on your essays)
UCSD: match
UCD/UCI: safe match</p>

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<p>I basically agree with kyledavid80.
Weak test scores will definitely hurt you. Good luck!</p>

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<p>UCSD: Probably
UCD: In
UCI: In
UC-R: In
UCLA: Medium reach
Cal Berk: Medium reach</p>

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<p>I think you're safe for Davis, San Diego and Irvine
Good shot at UCLA and UB Berkeley. They are tough for everyone but you seem to stand out of the crowd. Good Luck!</p>

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<p>well UCLA average ACT was 28 and Berkeley average ACT was 29... so does that still bring me down? and yes my essays should help me... so if you say UCLA is a 50-50 then it really comes down to my essays? IF the adcoms read it... HAHA -_-</p>

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well UCLA average ACT was 28 and Berkeley average ACT was 29... so does that still bring me down?

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<p>In the context of your GPA, it doesn't look good.</p>

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<p>???? the thing is my fully weighted gpa is above the average for UCLA ( 4.29), but for the other UC's my CAPPED gpa is low primarily because I took a lot of hard classes and those were counted as regular B's instead of weighted B's... and i got no C's for 10-11 grade</p>

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<p>where does it say that UCLA looks at the uncapped one?</p>

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<p>it says on their website and i called them to verify</p>