GPA 4.2 uweighted, 3.96 unweighted, 32 ACT (equiv to 715 avg SAT), SAT II math advanced 760, chem not sure but in low 700s I think. Some APs and honors courses though not all the very hardest ones. President of a low profile club, sports team all four years though no star, decent amount of charity work, and worked very hard - many iterations - on essays.
Everyone is posting basic stats but keep in mind the holistic process. It may explain some of the seeming inconsistencies in who was accepted and who was not. And it may convince you that there's now more subjectivity in the decision. Perhaps an essay that hits home with the right admissions officer can make a difference.
Just some guesses!
Also, was accepted into the honors program. I would be curious what percent of entering freshman, all great students, got this offer. Also, would love to hear whether it's worth it from UCLA students who tried it.
yeah. you really have to consider the hollistic processs. i didnt get the best SAT or the highest AP scores but i still tried. plus im sure my essay had played a huge role in it.
SAT: 1630
GPA: 4.17 (weighted. 3 point something unweighted)
Rank: 3rd out of 400 students (i'm in ELC too)
**took all honors and have taken/taking 5 AP classes.
AP scores: passed biology and english comp both with 3s
SAT subject tests.... hahaha let's not get into that. dnt remember nemore.
see? i'm not the brightest of the bunch but i really worked hard and was still able to get in =)
Accepted to UCLA class of 2012 and will be attending UCLA in the fall (UCLA is my first choice college). Also invited to UCLA Honors program.
GPA: 3.97 unweighted; 4.6 weighted (5.0 weighted junior and first semester senior year) ELC, Top 5 students in class (school does not rank)
SATs: 2220 (790 math, 740 Critical Reading, 690 Writing)
SAT IIs: Average 740 (760 English, 720 Biology E)
APs: AP Statistics 5, AP English Comp. 5, AP Biology 5, AP Environment Science 5. Will be taking 6 more AP tests this year: Chemistry, English Lit., Psychology, German, Government and Economics.
Extracurriculars: Football - 4 years, Team Captain of Varsity, Performer in Caltech's Shakespeare plays in 2006 and 2007 - As You Like It and A Winter's Tale (10 performances each), Founder of one club and President of two clubs, Silver Medalist London Academy of Dramatic Arts Shakespeare competition, organized book drive for local elementary school, Awards in Biology and English, Mock Trial program, Tutored disadvantaged students in Math, German and Chemistry.
SAT I 1980
SAT II 650 USH 780 Chinese
AP: Eng Lang 4, Psychology 4, USH 3
GPA: 4.0 u/w; 4.33 w-----[ELC]
violin, piano, orchestra, student government (class treasurer 2yrs), swim team, Chinese brush painting, hospital volunteer, other various community service activities
Everyone on the chances thread said I was going to get easily rejected because my SAT scores were so low and they said I had a terrible essay topic. In their faces.
Accepted!
SAT:2090
Don't remember other stats right now, and don't want to estimate!
Applied as an international student, did the A level system. Got a provisional admission contract ... anyone else's admission provisional(conditional)?
GPA: 4.67 weighted, 4.0 unweighted
SAT I: 2180 CR-800 M-670 W-710; and 2170 CR-770 M-730 W-670
SAT II: 1. Math IIC-800 2. Chinese-800 3. Chemistry-710
Rank: 1 out of 812
APs: Calculus AB-5; Chemistry-5; US History-4; currently taking AP Comp/Lang, AP Chinese, AP Biology, and AP Calculus BC.
Extracurriculars:
<For 9th only at an international school in China> Dance Club Vice President, Model United Nations Head Delegate of Egypt, Varsity Basketball Team member
<10th, 11th, and 12th at public school in CA> Chinese American Student Association Treasurer, UC Santa Cruz Lab Intern, Ambrosia Pharmaceutical Co. Research Assistant (in China), City Council Campaign Volunteer Coordinator, AIDs Awareness in Chinese Migrant Workers Research Project Assistant, etc.
Awards: Principal's Honor Roll (10th, 11th, 12th), Academic Top Ten (11th), AP Scholar, National Merit Commendable, NSHSS Scholar, etc.