CHANCE MY GIRL.. FRIEND?! LOW SATS/semi-high GPA.

Chance Me / Match Me
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<p>this is for my girlfriend.
any input is appreciated.
Female.
Asian.
Middle-Class
STATS:
1500 sats first time
1650 second time.
GPA UNWEIGHTED: 3.6
GPA WEIGHTED: 4.22
RANKING: 17/665</p>

<p>GRADES
FRESHMEN YEAR
Geometry B/B
English Honors B/B
French A/A
CP Science A/A
PE: B/C</p>

<p>Sophomore Year:
AP Bio A/A
Golf A/A
Leadership ASB A/A
World History A/B
Algebra 2/trig A/B
French A/A</p>

<p>Junior Year
AP Chem B/C
PreCal - B/D
AP US History - A/A
English A/B
French A/A
Multimedia A/B
ASB: A/A
SOFTBALL: A/A</p>

<p>ECs:
GOLF
SOFTBALL
SOPHOMORE VICE PRESIDENT
JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
Work (Telemarketer)
50 hours community service
oh yeah. and um.
HOMECOMING QUEEN.</p>

<p>She’s not going to apply for financial aid.
chances at UCB, UCLA, UCSD PLEASE!
and all the other UC’s!
thankssssssss</p>

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<p>yikes i dont know about ucb and ucla unless u r california residents. than ur chances are higher</p>

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<p>If those SAT scores are on the 2400 scale (which I can only assume they are due to the second 1650 score) then that’s the only issue needs to work on. Even in state, those SAT scores are low…</p>

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<p>not w/ those SAT scores. maybe UCSD.</p>

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<p>Here are the average stats of students admitted this year (2006-2007) Source is the UC system.</p>

<p>UCLA: SAT 1996, GPA 4.13
UCB: SAT 2009, GPA 4.17
UCSD: SAT 1936, 4.06
UCD 1826, 3.89
UCSB 1840, 3.90
UCSC 1747, 3.65
UCI 1829, 3.93</p>

<p>Note: The above GPAs are UC GPAs. If you are unsure of what the UC GPA scale is, go to <a href=“Admissions | University of California”>www.ucop.edu/pathways</a> and look under admissions. It explains how the UC GPA is computed, and your girlfriend can figure hers out. (It is likely somewhat different than the GPA on her transcript).</p>

<p>Keep the following in mind: These numbers don’t show the subject test scores, nor do they tell anything about the rest of the UC’s “holistic” admissions process. So, we’re missing a lot of information to determine where any individual applicant might stand. And, of course, these are medians - that means half of admits will be above, half below. Still, the closer you come to these “medians,” the better your overall chances, all other things being equal. </p>

<p>Best of luck to your girlfriend!</p>