<p>How good are my chances of getting into UCLA or USC or even, highly unlikely I believe, but um Stanford >< ?
SAT I: 2210
Math 2: 790
World History: 710</p>
<p>and what other subject test should I take? cuz i heard you need 3 for ivies… I heard literature is fairly easy to do well on…?</p>
<p>No Ivy League school requires three; only Georgetown does. The Ivies require two. Stanford does not require any but recommends two.</p>
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<p>Literature is widely considered the most difficult Subject Test beside the language tests for non-native speakers.</p>
<p>Yours scores look good for UCLA and USC, but no one can chance you without knowing more than your scores.</p>
<p>i have around 5 major extracurriculars…
-treasurer of a club since sophmore yr
-co-pres of a club since junior yr
-historian of a club since junior yr</p>
<p>did 2 years of volunteering at a church sunday school program
did a summer (around 60 hrs) of think together volunteer program at a local school</p>
<p>i got national merit but prolly wont make finalist cuz i only got 216 on psats and i live in cali.
hows that look so far o.o for ucla or usc</p>
<p>Your scores are good, but there is no way of calculating your chances. Keep your grades up and write compelling essays! Good luck.</p>
<p>If you’re in state for UCLA, those scores, with similarly good grades, should get you in. same case for USC (except in-state doesn’t matter).</p>
<p>Stanford won’t be floored by those scores, but if your grades and strength of schedule are good, they’ll certainly consider you.</p>