BrotherBro
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Speaking the language always helps. But not having grown up with the language or having someone in your family who speaks it means you’re probably learning about as fast as any other applicant.I see. Neither parent speaks Spanish so no, but I'm in the process of learning on my own. Is it endearing for applicants to be making an effort to learn or will I not be taken seriously?
You could discuss your experience growing up in your culture then in diversity essays/when applicable. Do keep trying to learn Spanish.One of them is, and yeah I did before they became estranged. None of them lived in Mexico or anything like that, but Mexican in the United States.
You could try them if you are interested. UCSF may expect more service. UCSD takes OOS students, but may waitlist many of the OOS students they interview. Your high stats help.thanks so much! One more question, do you think I'd fighting chance at any UC's? I'd like to apply to UCSF, UCLA, and UCSD, but see conflicting info about whether or not they are OOS-friendly.
Fixed it for youStrong applicant.