Chance me for UCLA???

Bakasworld
Thu, 10 Aug 2017 03:49:49 +0000

I agree with @MYOS1634. Definetely write about your recent immigration to the US in one of your personal statements, so that admissions officers understand your situation. However, do not write a personal statement that is full of excuses. Write about how your immigration to the US made you a better student and a better human being. Also, try to get at least a 1400 on the SAT to be competitive and a 1400+ to be very competitive. If you believe you can do well in any subject test, definetely do them! I got accepted to UCLA this year and I went from a 29 on the ACT, to a 30 on the ACT, and finally a 32 on the ACT. I reported on my application that I was going to take subject tests during the month of December, but I decided not to send them after taking my subject tests because I felt like I did not do well. Also, make sure you work really hard on your personal statements because that is a key aspect of your application. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask me!