Any chance at USC when I've been rejected from UCLA and UCSD?
2016-03-23 2:32 pm
I'm not a California resident so I was wondering if I have a better chance of getting into USC as a private school? I know it's almost as competitive as UCLA but I still have hope. I've been admitted into UCD and UCSB with a SAT score of 2010.
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2016-03-23 3:50 pm
Admissions officers look at the total package, not just your SAT scores. In fact, other things about you can compensate for a not-so-great SAT or ACT score. You're too hung up on your score. What about your grades? What other assets and accomplishments do you have to offer?
So, we actually don't know enough about you to say whether you could get into USC. USC is a very popular school, and admissions there have become increasingly competitive. The acceptance rate is only about 17%, which means that fewer than 1 out of 5 applicants gets in. That's lower than UCLA's. If UCLA and UCSD didn't take you, I suspect that you're not a great candidate for USC.
So, we actually don't know enough about you to say whether you could get into USC. USC is a very popular school, and admissions there have become increasingly competitive. The acceptance rate is only about 17%, which means that fewer than 1 out of 5 applicants gets in. That's lower than UCLA's. If UCLA and UCSD didn't take you, I suspect that you're not a great candidate for USC.
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