I would like to know what's the lowest SAT, or GPA admitted into UCR,UCLA,UCD,Berkeley,UCI,UC Santa Cruz?
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It is unlikely you'll find that information published, however, you can find statistical information on the percentage of admitted students with a certain range of GPAs or test scores.  For example, in Fall 2006 Berkeley accepted 18 students with GPAs of less than 3.0 and 63 students with SAT Critical Reading scores of below 400.
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stanford, penn state, UC Santa Barbara, UCLA, Pepperdine, Cal State Northridge, Long Beach State, Brigham Young, Ball State, Hawaii.UC Irvine .
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UC-Irvine?  Your grades are probably fine.  Do well on the SAT or ACT, write a good application and get good recommendations and you'll get in.\n\nTry for UCLA, though: way cooler school!
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I would say that 3.0 (about a B-) is average. Admissions aren't just looking at GPA though. They want to see what types of classes you are taking...AP, honors, etc. Also, be sure to apply as early as you can...they have rolling admissions (this means they might run out of room...even if you are a qualified student). I know someone who was president of her class, had a 3.2 GPA, decent SATs and did not get into UConn because they had no more room! She had to transfer in after a semester at Southern CT. Good Luck!
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Often a good GRE score, research experience, or letters of recommendation will offset bad grades.\n\nNone of the schools I applied to had a MINIMUM grade point average. Some might have had the average undergraduate GPA or something, but half the students that make it have below average grades, so this is not a minimum.\n\nMaybe you wouldn't get into UCLA or something, but many smaller programs are desperate for students. Apply for schools in a wide range of rankings and see what you get.
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3.88 gpa, 1440 sat\n\n800 english 640 math  some sports spme extra cariculars.  plays/food drives etc
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Don't count yourself out - in retrospect my SATs were crap - 1250 - but I got into UC Berkeley in nuclear engineering.  I think my GPA was around 3.8 unadjusted, over 4.0 including the AP, etc.  Point being that your SAT, your essays, any letter of recommendation or whatever will all help.  \n\nBut raise your grades.  You don't have good study habits with grades like that.  You better learn them, otherwise your concern won't be getting in - it'll be how to compete against the other kids once you've made it.  Good universities are killer, and they won't cut you any quarter.  If you don't learn good study habits in high school, you'll die in college.\n\nSo cut the sh*t out and buckle down now.
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Well me and a lot of my friends turned down UT Knox for other schools so you do have a chance.... but don't put all your eggs into one basket... also I know people who got accepted from my school with lower grades than that sooo don't lose hope!!
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20 University of California – Berkeley* \n  23 University of Virginia* \n  25 Univ. of California – Los Angeles* \n  25 University of Michigan – Ann Arbor* \n  27 U. of North Carolina – Chapel Hill* \n  31 College of William and Mary (VA)* \n  32 Univ. of California – San Diego* \n  34 Univ. of Wisconsin – Madison* \n  37 Georgia Institute of Technology* \n  40 University of California – Irvine* \n  42 U. of Illinois – Urbana - Champaign* \n  45 Univ. of California – Santa Barbara* \n  45 University of Washington* \n  48 Pennsylvania State U. – University Park* \n  48 University of California – Davis* \n  50 University of Florida* \n  52 University of Texas – Austin* \n  55 Univ. of Maryland – College Park* \n  58 University of Georgia* \n  58 University of Pittsburgh* \n  60 Ohio State University – Columbus* \n  60 Purdue Univ. – West Lafayette (IN)* \n  60 Rutgers – New Brunswick (NJ)* \n  60 Texas A&M Univ. – College Station* \n  60 University of Iowa* \n\n\n\nI think those rankings all suck, personally.  But there you go.
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UCSF does not offer pre-med, as they do not offer undergraduate courses.  I know people who are med students at UCSF and they did their pre-med at SFSU, UC Berkeley, UCLA.  Do not take any courses for pre-med at a community college.  Obviously the better the rep of the school and the higher your grades and MCAT scores the better your chances are of getting into UCSF which is one of the hardest schools in the nation to get into.  Great undergrad institutions in California would be: Stanford, UCB, UCLA, UCSD, UC Davis, USC etc.  but I have known plenty of people who went to SFSU and also got in. The key is to do well and to stand out.
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1. MIT\n2. Univ. of california\n3.Harvard \n4. Stanford \n5. Yale\n6.Columbia univ.
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If you are referring to Cal State University, in my opinion the best one is San Luis Obispo. Its even harder to get into than some UC's.
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probably cornell, in both categories.  penn also has a high (relative) admit rate, but it's bigger.  fewer people apply to cornell because it has less name recognition and it's in the middle of nowhere.
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3.5 probably won't cut it, especially considering that most of the students who apply to Stanford have taken extremely tough classes and still have a 4.0. But the important thing is being a well-rounded student. Are you an officer in a lot of clubs? How are your SAT scores? You'll have to score around 2200 to make up for your low GPA. Definitely apply! It's better than always wondering if you might have made it. Good luck!
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I recommend that you speak with a transfer admissions counselor at CSU Fullerton and ask what your chances are.  Typically, they are upfront with students.\n\nIn any event, you should never apply to only one university.  Make sure you put in some applications at other schools, too.
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A 3.5 GPA is probably way too low for most applicants to get in.  Remember, the average GPA and SAT numbers are generally lower than what is required for most applicants to have a realistic chance of getting in to these type of schools (unless you're in a special situation that offers some advantage).  The average GPA and SAT numbers for these schools is dragged down by athletes, legacies, those with connections, etc.  I would say for someone without any specific admission advantage, a 3.8 GPA and 1500 SAT or higher is more realistic to be competitive.  Class rank may be more applicable than GPA as well.  My brother had a 3.8 GPA, 1570 SAT's, and was a collegiate caliber track athlete and got rejected from MIT.
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Hello, \nI am currently a tranfer student at USC.  I am a music industry major? will you being coming in as a freshman or transfer?  If you are a freshman, they are real picky.  You need to have a real good SAT score, somewhere in the 1350's or higher.  Each school has different requirements and some are harder to get into then others.  I transfered in from a school in upstate NY.  I transfered with a 3.5.  I handed all my stuff in late and they told me they would not look at it until fall 07, but they did look at it, and called me for an interview.  I am here now.  It's a good school, horrible location, and a shit load of money.  So if you need more specific answers let me know.  colakogl@usc.edu that is my email get me there,\n\nTalk to you soon,\nLucin