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On May 12 2010 16:04 hydz wrote:
did anyone SIR into berkeley for next year yet?
yes 
Accepted: UCI, UCD, UCSB, UCSD, UC Berkeley
Waitlisted: GWU [didn't wait]
Rejected: UCLA, USC
Maybe should have worked a little harder on those private school apps... not that I could afford to go there anyway. Looking at some pretty good financial aid from the UC's, so it's all good.
3.8 unweighted GPA
2150 SAT
33 ACT
SAT II's: Korean with Listening 740 lolol, Biology 710, Math II 790
AP'S: World History 5, English Language 5, Spanish Language 4 >.>, Statistics 5, Biology 5 [Calculus BC, Chemistry, Spanish Literature in progress]
3 clubs with leadership positions
800+? hrs community service
1 job
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[QUOTE]On May 10 2010 11:35 Dknight wrote:
[QUOTE]On May 10 2010 11:35 Dknight wrote:
[QUOTE]On May 10 2010 04:25 TS-Rupbar wrote:
Doing communication studies at University of Vermont. If any of you guys go there, let's meet up some time, as I'll be a lonely exchange student over there. Arriving sometime around 24th August. I'm a cool person, I promise![/QUOTE]
While I don't go to UVM, I do visit the campus about twice a year. I'll be up in Burlington during the fall visiting! I (along with friends) always go to away games in Hockey East for UMass Lowell. So if you like hockey, beer, and fun times, I'll hit you up the next time we go.[/QUOTE]
Awesome!
I can't say I'm a big hockey fan, but live games are always fun. Please don't forget about me! : D
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Too bad you won't be in Burlington next month Rupbar. Me and a few friends are heading up there for Magic Hat Brewery and the Vermont Lake Monsters (minor league baseball). Burlington is an awesome city but the only down side - middle of nowhere. But still, you should have a blast!
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Got wait listed on some program T_T
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Sorry for bump but wow guys these are impressive stats. I would kill to have stuff like these. Man I want to go to Cal State Long Beach, but I f'ed up freshman and sophomore year, I'm working my butt of junior year, got to make up classes during the summer, etc.
How do you guys get a fantastic SAT score? I can barely get 1600...lol and you guys play SC like mad which should disturb you from your studies XD
But yeah, good job, if any one could answer a few questions that would be great and appreciated.
1.)Do CSU look at freshman year grades? (I messed up on my biology and Spanish I during freshman year, and those are what I'm going to be making up during summer)
2.) Are AP classes important in your CSU transcripts?
3.) You think I can make Cal State Long Beach with a 3.1 (hopefully I can achieve that by the end of my junior year)(3.3 weighted) with a SAT of 1610 (math-640, reading- 490, writing-480)
Thanks for your time to answer...oh and one more thing, I heard CSU primarily look at your math scores and critical reading, is this true?
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Good luck to all of you!
I wouldn't bother sending applications to Santa Barbara or San Diego schools unless you're from there, most employers would rather hire from serious colleges than party schools. A lot of my friends are learning that the hard way :/
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On May 12 2010 15:58 thunk wrote:Show nested quote +On May 12 2010 15:49 Cr4zyH0r5e wrote:(Transfering from CC as a Junior) UCSC: Accepted UC Berkeley: Denied =[ GPA: 3.1 something, don't remember the exact number Mind you, I worked full time [yeah, yeah... excuses I'm a lazy ass  ] Achievements: 13th Place Chemistry National Olympics (2006 in Peru) Xth Place Math National Olympics (2004 in Peru) [didn't stay to wait for the results cuz I knew I hadn't done nearly as good as I expected) Clubs with Leaderships: Treasurer Club Leo Tacna H-2 District 2005-2006 administration (Peru) More random junk: Went on a Mission for a month to some God forsaken place to build shit (2005 in Peru) Junior Achievement 200% Profit (LOL) Been living in the U.S. for 3 years >_> Don't worry about it Berkeley is probably harder to get into than Stanford for international students.
lol this is actually true, which i personally find funny.
im going back to china this summer and all my relatives there are like OMFGWTF BERKELEY?!?!?! when i tell them that i got rejected from all the ivies they are like huh? there are schools not named harvard that are better than berkeley? no way...
its really really amusing how little the rest of the world knows about us. although it works quite well in reverse too...
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On June 04 2010 09:50 Chen wrote:Show nested quote +On May 12 2010 15:58 thunk wrote:On May 12 2010 15:49 Cr4zyH0r5e wrote:(Transfering from CC as a Junior) UCSC: Accepted UC Berkeley: Denied =[ GPA: 3.1 something, don't remember the exact number Mind you, I worked full time [yeah, yeah... excuses I'm a lazy ass ] Achievements: 13th Place Chemistry National Olympics (2006 in Peru) Xth Place Math National Olympics (2004 in Peru) [didn't stay to wait for the results cuz I knew I hadn't done nearly as good as I expected) Clubs with Leaderships: Treasurer Club Leo Tacna H-2 District 2005-2006 administration (Peru) More random junk: Went on a Mission for a month to some God forsaken place to build shit (2005 in Peru) Junior Achievement 200% Profit (LOL) Been living in the U.S. for 3 years >_> Don't worry about it Berkeley is probably harder to get into than Stanford for international students. lol this is actually true, which i personally find funny. im going back to china this summer and all my relatives there are like OMFGWTF BERKELEY?!?!?! when i tell them that i got rejected from all the ivies they are like huh? there are schools not named harvard that are better than berkeley? no way... its really really amusing how little the rest of the world knows about us. although it works quite well in reverse too...
Berkeley is a really great school, but you're right, there are a lot of schools that are on the same level as Berkeley but are probably easier to get into. For many big schools, it has become more or a popularity contest. Take USC for example...
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On June 04 2010 08:05 Gino- wrote:
Sorry for bump but wow guys these are impressive stats. I would kill to have stuff like these. Man I want to go to Cal State Long Beach, but I f'ed up freshman and sophomore year, I'm working my butt of junior year, got to make up classes during the summer, etc.
How do you guys get a fantastic SAT score? I can barely get 1600...lol and you guys play SC like mad which should disturb you from your studies XD
But yeah, good job, if any one could answer a few questions that would be great and appreciated.
1.)Do CSU look at freshman year grades? (I messed up on my biology and Spanish I during freshman year, and those are what I'm going to be making up during summer)
2.) Are AP classes important in your CSU transcripts?
3.) You think I can make Cal State Long Beach with a 3.1 (hopefully I can achieve that by the end of my junior year)(3.3 weighted) with a SAT of 1610 (math-640, reading- 490, writing-480)
Thanks for your time to answer...oh and one more thing, I heard CSU primarily look at your math scores and critical reading, is this true?
with anything above a 3.0 you are guaranteed admission into a UC. i would imagine that you would have no problem getting into Long Beach although i would recommend retaking your SAT
I'm not entirely sure but I think freshman grades are not counted
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I wouldn't bother sending applications to Santa Barbara or San Diego schools unless you're from there, most employers would rather hire from serious colleges than party schools. A lot of my friends are learning that the hard way :/
UCSD is anything but a party school lmao.
I chose UCLA over Berkeley, anyone else do something like that?
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On June 09 2010 15:28 jalstar wrote:Show nested quote +I wouldn't bother sending applications to Santa Barbara or San Diego schools unless you're from there, most employers would rather hire from serious colleges than party schools. A lot of my friends are learning that the hard way :/ UCSD is anything but a party school lmao. I chose UCLA over Berkeley, anyone else do something like that?
yep, I did, I'm an engineer major too 
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On June 04 2010 10:00 hejakev wrote:Show nested quote +On June 04 2010 09:50 Chen wrote:On May 12 2010 15:58 thunk wrote:On May 12 2010 15:49 Cr4zyH0r5e wrote:(Transfering from CC as a Junior) UCSC: Accepted UC Berkeley: Denied =[ GPA: 3.1 something, don't remember the exact number Mind you, I worked full time [yeah, yeah... excuses I'm a lazy ass ] Achievements: 13th Place Chemistry National Olympics (2006 in Peru) Xth Place Math National Olympics (2004 in Peru) [didn't stay to wait for the results cuz I knew I hadn't done nearly as good as I expected) Clubs with Leaderships: Treasurer Club Leo Tacna H-2 District 2005-2006 administration (Peru) More random junk: Went on a Mission for a month to some God forsaken place to build shit (2005 in Peru) Junior Achievement 200% Profit (LOL) Been living in the U.S. for 3 years >_> Don't worry about it Berkeley is probably harder to get into than Stanford for international students. lol this is actually true, which i personally find funny. im going back to china this summer and all my relatives there are like OMFGWTF BERKELEY?!?!?! when i tell them that i got rejected from all the ivies they are like huh? there are schools not named harvard that are better than berkeley? no way... its really really amusing how little the rest of the world knows about us. although it works quite well in reverse too... Berkeley is a really great school, but you're right, there are a lot of schools that are on the same level as Berkeley but are probably easier to get into. For many big schools, it has become more or a popularity contest. Take USC for example...
hmm?
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This thread just confused the crap out of me.
I was wondering why everybody was putting "100 hours of community service" and the likes on their resume. Took a while before I realized it was the voluntary kind and not the state mandatory one
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On June 09 2010 15:39 genericname92 wrote:Show nested quote +On June 09 2010 15:28 jalstar wrote:I wouldn't bother sending applications to Santa Barbara or San Diego schools unless you're from there, most employers would rather hire from serious colleges than party schools. A lot of my friends are learning that the hard way :/ UCSD is anything but a party school lmao. I chose UCLA over Berkeley, anyone else do something like that? yep, I did, I'm an engineer major too
nice, i'm an applied math major but i want a ma/phd in engineering to make myself useful
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Oh hey, a thread I can contribute to.
I applied to Cal State Northridge, UC Santa Barbara, and UCLA.
Got into all of em, I start UCLA late Sept as a Philosophy major. I hope to make the leap to Princeton for graduate school.
EDIT: I'm a junior-level transfer with like 6 years on-off attendance at my local community college and maybe a 3.3 gpa. How I got into UCLA, I have no idea.
EDIT2: Grats to everyone who's gone and who's going
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On June 09 2010 15:47 neohero9 wrote:Oh hey, a thread I can contribute to. I applied to Cal State Northridge, UC Santa Barbara, and UCLA. Got into all of em, I start UCLA late Sept as a Philosophy major. I hope to make the leap to Princeton for graduate school. EDIT: I'm a junior-level transfer with like 6 years on-off attendance at my local community college and maybe a 3.3 gpa. How I got into UCLA, I have no idea. EDIT2: Grats to everyone who's gone and who's going
Good luck with Philosophy grad school. That's a tough road. I was a Phil major at Northwestern. My friend, also from NU, wanted to go for a Ph.D. program in Phil, but the acceptance rate is less that 4% of applicants. She ended up in a really good master's program tho, so only time will tell.
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I got into Boston University for a masters in economics off a 3.55 and a 1380 gre. I dont have any real plans beyond that. Maybe PhD, maybe working, whatever presents itself.
I graduated with honors but I didnt do any honor societies, fraternities, extra-curriculars etc although I did apply to start a mahjong club to try and get a free trip to Japan. Then I had to study for the GRE, and instead of wasting my time playing mahjong I wasted my time watching movies lol.
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Ty DrunkenArgument.
Do we have a list on this thread of who's going where, perhaps organized by school? With BNet's retarded buddy system, it might need a little help to foster community.
Besides, it'd be nice to be able to ride a mile or two and slap the guy who proxied me to death... and then buy him a beer, of course.
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On May 15 2010 22:18 Elegance wrote:
Got wait listed on some program T_T
Not anymore! Queen's Nursing!
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[QUOTE]On June 09 2010 15:28 jalstar wrote:
[quote]I wouldn't bother sending applications to Santa Barbara or San Diego schools unless you're from there, most employers would rather hire from serious colleges than party schools. A lot of my friends are learning that the hard way :/[/quote]
LOL UCSD is not a party school -_- if you consider competitive science and math programs and BS writing programs than i guess that's a party
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