I'm living in California and I did pretty bad in High School because I didn't put in much effort during my Freshman and Sophomore years.
What years/semesters do colleges look at? What are some schools that I can get into if I did not do so well, premised on the attached information?
I got a 1250 on the SAT
How would a cumulative 3.75 GPA look?
How would a cumulative 4.0 look?
What schools would I have a chance to get into? Is my best chance out of state because CA colleges are competitive?
I don't think there are too many decent colleges that would accept me with these stats. I'm not white and have a good College Essay.
Yo chill
You're fine
Take a breath
Think about what you wanna do in college
Apply to those that will help you do that the best
>>17917875
here's a really bizarre off-the-wall idea - why not ask your guidance counselor, who knows something about the subject, instead of a bunch of dweebs 99% out of state, who can only guess?
>>17917880
Electrical Engineering; however I'm just wondering in this thread
thanks for early reply though
If you have a good enough essay, there's a better chance to get accepted. Just apply to every college near you. If you're in the San Fernando Valley, apply to Pierce College to get all the elective classes out of the way. They accept everyone (I even went whilst in high school) and all the credits are transferrable. If you get real high marks there then you're bound to get into Cuesta, CSUN, etc. I know a bunch of people that did that.
Good luck, anon.
>>17917875
>I'm not white
this gives you a significant advantage (unless Asian) because universities are so not racist and all
>>17917910
what if I'm indian (asia)
I look Muslim though
>>17917910
Not op but my guidance counselor kept on showing me colleges in redneck country that would pretty much pay me to attend because I'm black. 99% white schools and he kept telling me the female/male ratio being like ooooo look 70% white women and being all suggestive baka
>>17917875
Those are great stats
I got a 2.5 and a 25 act with no extra curriculars