<p>The math bonus is applicable to all majors and unfortunately statistics isn’t counted, only the pure math classes, Algebra 1 and 2, Geometry, pre-Calc, and Calc. As it stands, you will meet the minimum requirement of 6 semesters, and get a 125 point bonus for Triginometry (part of pre-calc). The max math bonus is 500, so you aren’t as helped as you could have been, but not hurt per se.</p>
<p>As for your chosen majors, the second doesn’t exist at CP (at least that I can find). Environmental Earth Sciences and Environmental Protection and Management are both in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences.</p>
<p>All of your selected majors were predicted to admit more than 50% of their applicants with Recreation Administration being the least selective and E Mgt and Protection being the most selective.</p>
<p>Your GPA also needs to be run through CP’s GPA calculator as they use their own weighting method.</p>
<p>What I can’t effectively do is to “Chance” you. I can tell you that within the CAFED, the average GPA was 3.9, using Cal Poly’s own weighting, and the Average ACT was 28 for 2014 admits. Once you calculate your Poly weighted GPA, I believe you’ll be close to this year’s group. The challenge lies in the fact that every year Poly gets harder to get into and no one has any idea of how qualified next year’s applicants will be. What you have in your favor is that they admit strictly on an objective algorithm.</p>
<p>If you have time, you might want to try to boost your ACT score (it’s your better test, 1260 SAT equivalent). Recreation Administration is your best shot. I’m not being pessimistic in this last suggestion, but recommend it to anyone applying to selective schools, have a school that you KNOW you will be able to get into and you KNOW you’ll be able to afford, that most importantly, you KNOW you will like, so no matter what you won’t be deeply disappointed if you don’t get in.</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>