Should i retake the tests (sat and/or act), try for a good college gpa, or what?2?

Question

i forgot to mention that i would like to attend either uci, or uc berkeley eventually

Answer 1

that depends on what score you got first. If you keep taking it, you may improve your score.

Answer 2

Hmm, it depends on what you want to DO. If you just want to go to college to improve yourself as a person (a potentially valid reason in California, but in Indiana it just gets weird stares), take the tests as often as you like, study hard and get a great gpa.

But what's your real goal? Do you want to learn something useful? Do you want to improve yourself as a person? Do you want to get a good jawb with some expensive piece of paper? For a jawb, get the highest scores possible in everything. You might want to consider taking every class you intend to take, for no grade, just to learn the right way to do the class, then taking it and getting your A. Make sure to network with everybody you can, so you have plenty of business contacts in your chosen profession. Take advantage of every online tutorial, every preparatory program and every practice test you can think of.

If you want to be an employee, you must make it look as though you've never made a mistake.

If you want to learn, you must make as many mistakes as humanly possible, in a way that minimizes the damage you and your surrounding world suffer.

If you want to become a better person, see above.

Hope that helps.

Answer 3

once you be conscious or reapply to a school, they don't care what your recommendations set of point of attempt became once you gained the rankings you have; they only care regarding the scored. evaluate retaking the educational you failed. Your SAT is okay yet i could be inquisitive regarding the C and F in what seem to be the only complicated training you took in college.

Answer 4

Retake them if your scores were low. You didnt mention what they were.

Answer 5

Both.