Chance me for UC Berkeley, UCLA, Cornell, and University of Washington Seattle

<p>I hope to major in mechanical engineering</p>

<p>My overall GPA: 3.7
My GPA for Junior year: 3.9</p>

<p>Sat I superscore total: 2030
math: 700
reading: 670
writing: 660</p>

<p>SAT II subject tests</p>

<p>physics: 750
math:650 (have retaken and hope to get around 700)</p>

<p>I’m white, but i’m also a first generation American. Both my parents moved here from Poland, and i speak and read Polish fluently.</p>

<p>extra curriculars: I was in my school’s robotics club for my freshman and sophomore years, and senior years. I was an academic coach junior and senior years. I currently work as an engineering intern at a local engineering company that makes robots and machines used to assemble aircraft. Most of the robots i help work on are sold to companies such as Airbus and Boeing (i live right next to Boeing’s main manufacturing plant in Washington).</p>

<p>running start: I took all but one of my junior classes at a local community college as a college level alternative to high school, which is funded by Washington state. I took a full course load at the community college, and took Japanese 3 at my high school. I am currently taking Japanese AP at my highschool this year. My community college average GPA from Junior year was 3.95, but my Japanese grade is around a 3.6, which brings my total grade down a bit. Instead of the standard senior social studies and English classes offered at highschool, i took English 102 and Macroeconomics.</p>

<p>I took a trip to Japan with my Japanese class during the summer of my senior year, and when i came back i helped volunteer to organize events from exchange students visiting America from Japan.</p>

<p>My senior course load: </p>

<p>AP physics B
AP Japanese
AP Chem
AP Calc AB
weightlifting
Art 1</p>

<p>I am applying ED Cornell, so that might slightly raise my chances. I think my essays are pretty good. So what are my chances for UW Seattle, UCLA, UC Berkeley, and Cornell? Thanks!</p>

<p>You should be able to get in to UDub because of your high test scores and the fact that you are in-state. UCLA and Cal are probably reaches just due to the fact that the University of California system doesn’t take many out of state students (unless you’re international). Your GPA seems high enough for both of them for what it’s worth. Cornell or any Ivy is probably also a reach. Look at mine? <a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1405794-chances-brown-rice-texas-nyu-cal-tulane-others.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1405794-chances-brown-rice-texas-nyu-cal-tulane-others.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>Thanks. I’m really hoping to get into Berkeley, but UW is an awesome school too.</p>