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Chances to get into the following UCLA, UCSD, UCSB?
Currently, I am a high school junior, and I am wondering how greatly a mediocre sophomore year will influence my chances of admission. Note that my high school is not a feeder school to any UCs.
Sophomore year: (note that my school uses block scheduling)
Fall term:
English A
World History A
AP Biology A
Math Analysis: C+
Spring Term:
Spanish 2-B
Ceramics-B
AP biology-A
P.E.-A
AP Biology test-5
SAT 2 Biology-750
Junior Year:
Fall Term:
Spanish 3-A
AP english-A
AP US history-A
AP Calculus-B+
AP Chemistry-A
The Ap classes are also two term, so I am taking them for the spring term as well.
SAT Reasoning test:
700 critical reading
780 mathematics
650 writing
Extracurricular activities:
World Relief Society-treasurer
Key club(community service)-treasurer
Interact(community service club)
Varsity track and cross country.
You’ve got great chances!!!
Jeffrey Rabin – 2009 UCSD Alumni Awards for Excellence Distinguished Teaching Award Recipient
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