What are my chances of getting into UCLA and UCI on a scale of 1-10?

Question

10th-11th grade GPA including A-G Courses and Uc-transferable courses(according to UC website, college courses count like AP classes): 4.307
10th grade courses:
AP World History A/A(grades for each semeste)r
AP Statistics A/A
AP Biology B/B
English 2 B/B

11th grade courses:
AP US History B/A
AP Psychology A/A
Trig/Precalculus B/C
Physics B/B
English 3 A/A
college course taken in 11th grade
Current Issues A/A
Phiosophy A/A
Institutions A/A
Astronomy A/A
Extracurriculars:
school literary magazine executive copy editor
Amnesty International club president
Academic Mentoring program tutor to other students
Academic Mentoring program award of distinction
3rd place medalist in Academic Decathlon for math
Third All-League honors for tennis
AP Scholar
Academic Decathlon team captain.
four year varsity tennis team player
school Human Relations Council member
tennis camp instructor
Leadership Institute for Teens participant
American Cancer Society volunt

Test scores:
SAT II US history: 670
SAT II Biology: 580
SAT II Math IIC: taking during senior year
SAT: retaking during senior(due to the flu and earning a 1640)
ACT: taking during senior year.
Senior year courses:
AP European History
AP Art History
AP Environmental Science
English 4
Economics
(tentative college courses)
Abnormal Psychology
Macroeconomics
Freshman Composition
Calculus
additional extracurriculars:
science research
race for breast cancer volunteer.

Answer 1

UCI: 9/10 (unless you totally bombed the SATs)
UCLA: 7/10 (again, it depends on your SAT scores and admissions letter. But I think all those extracurriculars will help some.)

Answer 2

1

Answer 3

If you are a California resident, then I believe that graduating in the top 10% of your class guarantees you admission to some UC school. UCI is a real possibility for you.

With your current SAT scores, I think UCLA, UCSD, UC-Davis or Berkeley are out of the question. You will need to bring them upo 400-500 points to be likely to get in there. Your grades should not be a problem at any of those schools. If your poor SAT performance really is due to being sick -- you should be able to improve.

Answer 4

IF you are an A student all the way through HS, do not go to a CC. It would be a waste. Apply to several colleges- apply to at least one private college- see where you get in and what financial aid package you get. Private colleges tend to give out more financial aid. And check into scholarships. Almost all scholarships are for incoming freshman only. Not transfer students. second semester sophomore year, you and your parents should start going on college visits. Go to at least one state school, one private school and one CC. End of junior year you should visit ALL colleges you are going to apply to. I believe you will see the difference in a CC and four year college for yourself. Make sure to meet with admissions, take a tour of the campus, eat in the dining hall. And if you know your major-meet with the head of the department or a professor from the department

Answer 5

It sounds like you've got good credentials but don't be too upset if you don't get in. They are both very prestigious and highly selective.

As for your chance of getting in: It varies. I'd say decent. It depends on the number of people who apply at the same time as you and whether or not you meet up with the where the rest of the students are at.

Answer 6

9.9 with an ACT 30+ or whatever the scale is now i have no idea. I'd say you lose 1 point of that 9.9 with every 2 points you lose on your standardised test score.

95 percentile of ACT SAT

Answer 7

id say 7 in a half

Answer 8

If the check does not bounce, I think you will get in pretty much anywhere.

Answer 9

UCI = yes.

UCLA = possibly, but more to the no.

Answer 10

pretty good, probably an 8.5