<p>OKay sorry that i did that and i know cornell is an Ivy but can you please chance me
Chance of getting into U.C schools beside Riverside and Merced, as well a University of Chicago , and Johns Hopkins</p>
<p>Stats:
Race: African-American
GEnder: Female
SAT I : 560 CR and W and 550 M1670 (its bad i know)
SAT II: 770 U.S History,760 Lit , and 720 biology</p>
<p>GPA UW.3.579/ weighted 4.115
top 12 percent of 332</p>
<p>AP : 3 for U.S history, Art history, European History and,English Comp
AP scholar with honor</p>
<p>EC’s:
Key club, 11th, Secrertary 12th
Invisible Children Have raised close to a couple thousand for our sister school in Uganda, 10th, 11th Secrtary ,12 treasurer
Ecology Club 10th 11th V.P , 12th V.P
Class office :9th V.P 10th Activites
ASB 3 years
Tennis Varsity 11th and 12th
Soccer JV :10th and 11th
Track Varisty 11th and 12th, JV 10th
Link crew :helps with freshman</p>
<p>Volunteer:
American Cancer Society
Birch Aquarium : connected that to Ecology club for essay
FOCAS:Friends of County Animal shelters
all together 200+ hours
URM :Father is Ugandian reason that I joined Invisible children wrote about that as well as trip to Uganda when i was younger in 2nd essay
IDK if this counts: but go to a mostly white suburban school where there is proabaly close to 5 African-Americans per class</p>
<p>According to UC Statfinder (link below) the admit rate for students of your ethnic background, GPA, and overall SAT test score for 2009 was the following:</p>
<p>UC Irvine- 27%= low reach
UC Davis- 30%= low reach
UC Santa Cruz-65%= match
UC Riverside- 92%= safety</p>
<p>I didn’t look at UCSB, but it is probably a low reach and UCSD is probably a mid-reach, with UCB and UCLA high reaches. UC Merced would be a safety. </p>
<p>If you want to run these schools go to “Custom Tables”, answer a few questions, click the box the says “admit rate”, and enter “ethnicity”, scroll down to “academics” and click the box that says “uw GPA” and “overall SAT score”:</p>
<p>I would say UChicago is a high reach and JHU is a mid-reach with your SAT I scores. Your SAT II scores are solid and so is your GPA. Did you ever take the ACT, you might have done better on it?</p>
<p>Really? I thought they were more essay driven than stats driven. Even if that were true, OP has a very low chance of getting in. On UChicago’s site, their SAT score ranges were 1100-1600 (M + CR). Even considering OP’s ethnicity, without a better hook it’s very unlikely he/she will get in with 1150.</p>
