Acceptance letters season Options

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So personally, I've been stressing over college acceptances, and I got my first rejection letter today so Im on this weird emotional trip because I keep thinking every university might think the same way.

So far,
I got accepted to UC Riverside and Cal State Long Beach (my back up schools)

the top choices im waiting on
Cal Poly Pomona
UC Davis
UC Santa Cruz
UC Irvine

My DREAM SCHOOLs (I would literally cry(jk) if I got accepted (hoping I am that 1%)
UC Berkeley
UC Santa Barbara

I currently got rejected from
San Diego State University (their Business is prestigious and impacted which is probably why I got rejected)

stat wise
high school GPA : 3.67 weighted
Passed AP USH with a 3
EC's: MUN, Key Club, ASB, ITS
office positions: Key Club webmaster / Vice President, ASB Secretary, ITS webmaster

as you can see, the only thing on my app that makes me confident is my EC section, I dont really have stellar academic records

1. Do you think I have chances to my top choices? (not my DREAM schools)
2. Share some of your acceptances with us! :)

[Tung]

yes all UC's may accept the same number of students each year. but that doesn't mean anything. take an example.

School - Accepted/Applicants

UCLA - 8,000/50,000
UCR - 8,000/10,000

both UC'S accepted the same number of students. but does that make them equal?

[synatribe]

yes all UC's may accept the same number of students each year. but that doesn't mean anything. take an example.

School - Accepted/Applicants

UCLA - 8,000/50,000
UCR - 8,000/10,000

both UC'S accepted the same number of students. but does that make them equal?

thats what I meant in my previous posts. Read before you make a statement
however its more like
UCLA - 3,900/50,000
UCR - 3,900/20,000

I already said UCR isnt as competitive as the other UC's why are you making me restate my point? I dont see how UCR becomes a joke because fewer applicants applied. UCR professors are all qualified and the students are also all very qualified.