SAT superscore: 1580 (800 math, 780 reading)
highest SAT: 1510
SAT essay: 20
haven’t taken, but am taking math 2 and physics subject test
ACT: 35
ACT essay: 11
(i go to a private school, and they don’t have nearly as many ap options and you can’t take too many until junior/senior year)
AP Lang (5)
AP Lit
AP CompSci (5)
AP Calc BC (5)
AP Macroeconomics
AP Physics
AP Chemistry
Multivariable Calculus (Dual Credit)
EC:
Model United Nations (state committee chair) (4 yrs)
Mock Trial (4 yrs)
Asian American Club + Asian American Summit (4 yrs)
Future Problem Solving Club
Green Team
Science Olympiad
won the AP Computer Science outstanding student award at school
won a national art award
Johns Hopkins Med Intensive Summer Program
started a business over the summer
volunteered at a camp for kids with disabilities for two weeks
volunteered at a nursing home for seniors
worked at a (separate) startup
worked in a rural medical clinic in a foreign country for two weeks
As a CS hopeful, you are either applying to be admitted directly into EECS (BS in College of Engineering) or coming in as L&S undeclared and then apply to get into CS (will need a certain gpa in certain undergrad classes). Not to discourage you, but these are both equally very popular programs and attract some very, very smart and accomplished people. You seem to have some good stats - just treat Cal is a reach. If it’s a no, you won’t be so disappointed. If you are accepted, yay for you!
You’re in decent shape for UCB, though you may want to get that SAT score a bit higher just to make sure. As the others have said though, you never know with UCB and UCLA, I’ve seen them reject kids with perfect ACT and SAT scores.
No need to worry about scores they are in the top quartile for UCB. Better to spend time on essays convincing UCB that it IS the school you want to attend.