<p>Apparently if you also applied to UCB and UCLA, UCSC uses the “holistic score,” that was given by UCB + UCLA to determine whether to accept you or not. The score range is from a 1-5 (1 being the highest). Second page of the following link confirms this.</p>
<p><a href=“http://senate.ucsc.edu/senate-meetings/agendas-minutes/2011-may-27-senate-meeting/CAFA052711scp1674.pdf[/url]”>http://senate.ucsc.edu/senate-meetings/agendas-minutes/2011-may-27-senate-meeting/CAFA052711scp1674.pdf</a></p>
<p>Do you guys think it’s a good sign for UCLA/UCB decisions in the next couple weeks if one was accepted to UCSC + recieved the honors program invitation (which would imply being in the top 10 or 5% of the applicant pool)? I was also recently accepted at UCSD, and received the UCSB chancellors invitation. (Also got UC Riverside honors + chancellor invitation).</p>
<p>Any thoughts?</p>