<p>GPA: w=3.75 (9-12);w=3.93(10-11)
SAT I : 1920
SAT II : Math IIC : 780
Chem :770
Physics : 720
US history : 670
AP Grades: Calc AB =5; Physics B=5; Chem =5
Cal-resident
EC:
-Couple of math/physics awards
-over 250+ hours of volunteering @ public library
-started with a couple of friends 2 new clubs : Indian Student Association and Physics Club
Major: chemical engineering
Thanks</p>
<p>UCSB : chem eng/ elec eng
UCIrvine : computer science (impacted i think) / chem
UCSD : chem eng / math applied
UCLA : chem eng / materials eng
UCBerkeley : chem eng </p>
<p>UCSB : match
UCIrvine : match
UCSD : match
UCLA : reach
berkley reach
you probably have a higher chance of getting into ucla than berkley. good luck</p>
<p>amby i think you are in except berk and ucla might be a reach.</p>
<p>now me.</p>
<p>Freshman at Rutgers- Guessing yearly GPA will be a 3.3-3.6
Great HS EC's... Pres of class, key club, governor's school scholar.
Average SAT scores. 550s across the board.
HS GPA 3.4</p>
<p>Transfer schools:
Franklin and Marshall: Applied VERY LATE last year after realizing I loved the school(interviewed/toured). FM takes most of its student ED, so that probably screwed me.
University of Mary Washington: Got in last year with some scholarship money. Didn't realize how good the school is until a few months ago. Very good public LAC.
JMU, Gettysburg, or Ursinus is the third school I will apply to most likely.</p>
<p>You seem quite antsy. Don't worry about admissions right now. There is nothing you can do so just enjoy the rest of your senior year. I know you're anxious to know where you'll be accepted, but just relax because you'll be accepted somewhere.</p>
<p>Im guessing you live in California so with your stats you will most likely get into all of them with LA and Berkeley as match/high match. Good luck, I'm sure you will get into most of them.</p>