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Ms. Sun's Admission Stats

Over the past 4 years, the students with whom I have worked have gained admission to the UCs of their choice at a rate proven to be higher than the average acceptance rate.

Fall 2010

Fall 2009

Fall 2008

Fall 2007

 

Fall 2010

The Fall 2010 average acceptance rate for freshman applicants at Berkeley was 21.4% (source: UC Berkeley Press Release) and at UCLA it was 22.62% (source: UCLA Profile of Admitted Freshmen Fall 2010). The average acceptance rate for transfer applicants at Berkeley was 25.67% (source: UC Berkeley Fall 2010 Transfer Admissions Data) and at UCLA it was 28.78% (source: UCLA Profile of Admitted Transfer Students Fall 2010).

Application/Personal Statement: I helped 12 freshman applicants and 12 transfer applicants assemble their applications and/or personal statements. Of those students, 4 freshman applicants (33.3%) were accepted at either Cal or UCLA or both, and 8 transfer applicants (66.7%) were accepted at either Cal or UCLA or both.

Supplemental Questionnaire: I helped 2 freshman applicants assemble their Supplemental Questionnaire response and unfortunately neither (0%) was accepted at the UC where the Supplemental Questionnaire was issued.

Appeal: I helped 4 freshman applicants and 6 transfer applicants assemble their admission denial appeals. Of those students, 1 freshman applicant (25.0%) was accepted on appeal and 1 transfer applicant (16.7%) was accepted on appeal.

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Fall 2009

The Fall 2009 average acceptance rate for freshman applicants at Berkeley was 21.6% and at UCLA it was 21.9%. The average acceptance rate for transfer applicants at Berkeley was 28.5% and at UCLA it was 34.8%. Source: UC StatFinder

Application/Personal Statement: I helped 14 freshman applicants and 9 transfer applicants assemble their applications and/or personal statements. Of those students, 5 freshman applicants (35.7%) were accepted at either Cal or UCLA or both, and 7 transfer applicants (77.7%) were accepted at either Cal or UCLA or both.

Supplemental Questionnaire: I helped 3 freshman applicants assemble their Supplemental Questionnaire response and all 3 (100%) were accepted at the UC where the Supplemental Questionnaire was issued.

Appeal: I helped 3 freshman applicants and 3 transfer applicants assemble their admission denial appeals. Of those students, 1 freshman applicant (33.3%) was accepted on appeal and 2 transfer applicants (66.7%) were accepted on appeal.

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Fall 2008

The Fall 2008 average acceptance rate for freshman applicants at Berkeley was 21.5% and at UCLA it was 22.8%. The average acceptance rate for transfer applicants at Berkeley was 29.0% and at UCLA it was 38.0%. Source: UC StatFinder

Application/Personal Statement: I helped 33 freshman applicants and 4 transfer applicants assemble their applications and/or personal statements. Of those students, 13 freshman applicants (39.4%) were accepted at either Cal or UCLA or both, and 3 transfer applicants (75.0%) were accepted at either Cal or UCLA or both.

Supplemental Questionnaire: I helped 1 freshman applicant with the Supplemental Questionnaire response and that student was accepted at Cal where the Supplemental Questionnaire was issued (100%).

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Fall 2007

The Fall 2007 average acceptance rate for freshman applicants at Berkeley was 23.2% and at UCLA it was 23.6%. Source: UC StatFinder

Personal Statement: I helped 4 freshman applicants assemble their personal statements. Of those students, 3 were accepted at either Cal or UCLA or both (75.0%).

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