Shadow Hours - DivX Version (Normal Quality), DVD (Good Quality), PDA Version
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IMDB rating: 5.20 Plot: Michael is a recovering alcoholic/drug user. Back on the wagon, he’s now responsible for a young, beautiful, and pregnant wife. He’s working the graveyard shift at a gas station to support his new family, but the job drives him crazy. Then a wealthy stranger, Stuart, enters Michael’s life, taking Michael through a tour of the seediest and slimiest parts of L.A. underbelly. Is Stuart leading Michael to hell, or salvation? |
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Actors: Getty Balthazar,Weller Peter,Greene Peter,Forrest Frederic,Dourif Brad,Dorn Michael,Nemec Corin,Whitworth Johnny,Landey Clayton,Moll Richard,Doyle Christopher,Drama,Thriller,
What UC's should I apply to with these grades, extracurriculars?
10th grade 1st semester: 3.29 (I know it’s low, but my grandma almost passed away that semester)
10th grade 2nd semester: 4.00 (unweighted)
11th grade 1st semester: 4.17
11th grade 2nd semester: 4.17
so my weighted GPA average for these 4 semesters is 3.9
I am involved in:
Peer Resouce Mentoring Mentor (3yrs)
hospital 300 hours volunteer
red cross 3yrs
senior prom committee as secretary and events coordinator
shadow Program 3yrs
TA Volunteer for 2 semes
California Scholarship Federation 3 semesters
spanish tutoring (not part of CSF) 2 semesters
spirit commitee 3 years
kermesse comititee 2 years
SAT I: 600 CR, 650 MATH, 680 WRITING. 1930
SAT I: 570 CR, 660 MATH, 710 WRITING. 1940
SAT I: 570 CR, 700 MATH, 730 WRITING. 2000
SAT II: us history: 710 chemistry: 670 math 2: 640
AP us history: 4 AP chemistry: 4
I also play the piano and attend another language school whilte taking spanish in my school.
i go to an extremely competitive school, it’s one of the top 100 high schools in the nation, and it’s composed of at least 700 students in just my class. But i know that doesn’t help much though since a lot of other schools are competitive as well.
all answers thanks in advance!
My personal statment topic #1 is about my grandma planting food in the garden and the messages behind them
#2 is about a bike trip I took Fall 07 that also goes into why GPa was so low and how fell off the cliff and how I got back up on my feet.
I just need to limit to which UCs that I won’t get into, because I don’t want to waste money, specifically UC Berkeley, UCLA, Davis, San Diego.
And do you think it’s an automatic in for Merced?
I’m an in-state student.
And as for why my CR is so low, I just really suck at english. 
If you are an in-state student, and what you have said about your grades and extra curricular is true; then you have got it made. Honestly, you can apply to whatever California college/university or for that matter any other university in the nation and stand a competitive chance of getting in. As far as the U.C. system is concerned, you’re already in, so stop stressing out about it.
- Only one pointer, GET THAT CRITICAL READING UP!
Some schools have programs that only keep applications which have certain minimum scores in the different SAT sections. you somewhat lower critical reading scores might be the only reason why someone on an admissions board never reads your otherwise glowing application. Other than that, you are fine!
kjohnson | Nov 15, 2009
If you have satisfied the a-g course requirements, have a 3.0 UC GPA, and have taken the appropriate exams (SAT/Subject, etc.), you are guaranteed acceptance to ONE UC campus (likely Riverside, maybe Merced).
There is no accurate way of predicting your chance of acceptance, especially since each UC campus weigh and evaluate applicants differently. For a rough guestimate, you can review the profiles of admitted students to every UC campus for Fall 2009 (detailed breakdown of GPA, SAT, ACT, SAT II, and other statistics) at http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/ed ucators/counselors/resources/materials/I TU.pdf starting on page 39 of the PDF file. This will give you an idea of how competitive you are at each UC campus for admission.
Ms. Sun | Nov 16, 2009