Chance me, pretty please? <3

<p>I’m a California resident.
I’ll be graduating in 2008.
I’m a Middle Eastern female.
I plan to major in Biology.</p>

<p>GPA-
non-weighted: 4.0
weighted: 4.825</p>

<p>SAT- 2090
Math: 690
CR: 650
Writing: 750</p>

<p>SAT II-
US History: 640 :frowning:
Literature: 760</p>

<p>I’ve been volunteering at an animal hospital for over three years.
Student Council for three years.
Head of Recycling Committee.
I’ve won several prestigious art contests (is that relevant?)
Vice President of Spanish Club.
National Honor Society member for three years.
I’ve played soccer, volleyball, and ran track&field for my school for two years.
I’ve held an out-of-school job for two years.</p>

<p>All honors and AP classes.
In the running for valedictorian.</p>

<p>Chances for:</p>

<p>Stanford
UCLA
UC Berkeley
UC Santa Barbara
UW Seattle</p>

<p>for stanford, UCLA, and UCB: you’ve got good GPA. bad test scores. standard and boring ECs. exactly how prestigious are these “prestigious art contests”? </p>

<p>i’m not sure if middle eastern folks get AA. but assuming that they don’t, you are a reject for stanford, good shot at UCLA and UCB, and in at the other two</p>

<p>I was second place in a state-wide art competition, and I received first place in a national competition.</p>

<p>I’m pretty sure I qualify for AA.</p>

<p>Thanks for your honesty :)</p>

<p>shameless bump :3</p>

<p>I think you have a good chance at the UCs and UW Seattle. Stanford may be a reach though. Try to improve on your test scores (try the ACT if the SAT isn’t your thing). Also, consider some biology awards. Don’t forget good essays and recs. Good luck!</p>

<p>Your scores are fine for the UCs. They don’t, however, consider race but middle eastern would not be an URM.</p>

<p>Awesome :slight_smile: I’m more interested in the UC schools than Stanford anyway.</p>

<p>Stanford - Reach
UCLA - Match
UC Berkeley - Match
UC Santa Barbara - Safety
UW Seattle - Safety</p>

<p>Since you’re a Cali resident you’re easily in at UCLA and Cal imo. Reach at Stanford but attainable with a good essay/recs.</p>