Getting sick to my stomach?

Bro your trying too hard and worrying to much im a senior in high school & at the near bottom of my class hell i only played 1 sport in high school and screwed up alot of things but do you see me worrying? No because i accepted my mistakes and what i could have done doesnt matter anymore. Im going to college with my held held high and hoping for the best results. I have college blood in me so i know i can do it idc what other people think because i know that one day my name will be remembered and my dynasty will not be forgotten.

It sounds as though you are really involved in your community. Colleges look at this, and so do scholarship organizations. The key is passion for what you do. If you are passionate, it will show through your work in quantity and quality. I would say that you have a lot of quantity, and if you are as enthusiastic as you say you are, then there should be quality.

Obviously your grades reflect this, except said C's. Since they are only in math, I would recommend against immediately jumping into a math or science field. Since you gravitate more toward law, lower grades in math may not be as heavily scrutinized.

I would suggest refocusing your efforts on mathematics for a little while. Truly study it and look for a connection between it and either your current classes or future work. It might make the subject seem less painful to learn. Also, seek out a tutor if possible. Colleges tend to have these services included as part of tuition, but your high school might have such a service. Seeing a tutor might offer a fresh perspective to the material and can spend more time than a teacher (whose time is quite divided) to help you understand any complex concepts.

As far as getting into the colleges you are interested in specifically, it depends upon the university and your in-state status:

UC Davis expects students to take a particular amount of credits, receiving at least a C or higher in each course. To be eligible for their scholarship, students must have a 3.0 (in-state) or 3.4 (out-of-state) GPA. They also guarantee acceptance if a student graduated in the top 9% of a California high school, provided they complete the required credits in high school. The link to these course lists is listed in the sources below.

It looks like admission to UC Berkeley is statistically a bit more difficult to get into. The average GPA of people admitting is about a 3.6, whereas the average GPA of students actually admitted is more like a 3.9. If your GPA is on the lower end of the spectrum, do not fret. It looks as though UC Berkeley looks at the entire application. Not only do they care that you have done extra curricular activities, but they care about your role, position, what you did, how significant the activity was, and more. When they see your trailing list of interesting and impacting things you've done, they will likely be more understanding of those two C's in math (unless you wanted to become an engineer, of course).

I will let you research the other two colleges, if you wish, but it seems pretty clear to me that you will likely be just fine. Everyone messes up sometimes. I practically had all C's and a D in my junior year of high school, but it has not stopped me from receiving a number of scholarships (all academic and merit based). Sometimes, there is an option on applications for a personal statement to explain anything that might have "gone wrong" academically. Fill this out not with excuses as to why you did poorly, but with ways you might have improved (or at least attempted to improve) what the issue was. (For example, even if you always get C's in math, putting down on an application that you attended tutoring services once a week will show you have made an effort and will look better.)

As for improving your math grades, think about it this way: anything dealing with the law or government requires a heavy amount of logic. There is no better way to learn logic than to take math courses and really strive to comprehend them. It is possible to understand math, even if it's never been easy for you before. I used to get C's and borderline B's consistently in math until one day I simply changed my attitude towards math and tried to find how it related to what I was doing, which so happens to also be law. Now I tutor statistics at the college I attend. It is completely possible to understand math even when one lacks a natural talent for math.

I hope any of that helped. Good luck!

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