what are my chances for UCD, UCSB, UCI, and UCSD?

Question

ok, i just wanna know what my chances are at the UC's especially UCSB & UCD my stats are as follows

3.21 GPA

1870 SAT 1 (660- math, 620- writing, 590 CR)

660- SAT 2 US History
620- SAT 2 Literature
630- SAT 2 MathII

im CA resident

and i have like 130 or so community service hours and it should be around 300 by the end of first semester

and i have 22 transferable credits from the local community college and AP tests it should be 33 after this coming summer

right now the majors i have listed are:
UCD- Undeclared Physical Sciences
UCSB- Microbiology
UCSD- Human Biology
UCI- Undeclared Physical Sciences

but i can change them if any1 has any suggestions as to which majors will help my chances, i want the major to science/science related

some help wood really be nice, im tearing myself apart thinking about this...

ive written one essay so far (the describe ur world etc and how it shaped ur hopes and aspirations or sumtin like that) ive recieved nothing but good comments from all teh english teachers that have read it for me, except teh occasional comma, 1 sentence where i couldve used better wording, and a place where i used a colon instead of a semicolon...also a couple of teh teachers asked if there was any way to shorten my intro and if not it was still fine, so i fix that up and ill work on second essay and we'll see how that turns out

ill ifx that up*...srry

Answer 1

more hope for sb davis and irvine. lower chance for sd. decent sat scores but relatively low gpa. write really good personal statements :)

Answer 2

No need to panic, because there is always some way of doing this, whether it is transferring once you have 60 units of college credit or going to a different college. Your problem is your GPA, which is probably going to hinder you from getting into these colleges, especially since your major is one in which many of the applicants tend to have very high GPAs (you would do better if you were in dance or something like that!). If you really want to go to a UC, you might consider looking at some of the ones which are not as competitive, such as Riverside or Merced. Again, if you do well, you may be able to transfer to another campus later on.