A high chance of rain or sunshine? MIT/Ivy league schools/standford/cal tech or not?

<p>Can i have your opinion on which of these colleges will accept me if, according to plan. My dream college is MIT but i'am dubious whether or not i will get accepted. It won't hurt me. No matter what, i will always enjoy math and english. Thank you again for your opinion.</p>

<p>GPA unweighted: 4.0</p>

<p>rank: unkown(percentile rate - 99%)</p>

<p>SAT/ACT: unkown (will score high in the SAt's and ACT's) </p>

<p>9th grade:
Health: A
English gate: A/A
geometry: A/B
earth science: A/B
Spanish 1: B/A
P.E: A/A
keyboarding: A
Avid: A/A
comp Apps : A
volunteer community service: A
Summer after freshman year:
P.E: A
10th grade:
English gate: A/A
World History gate: A/A
Algebra 2: A/B (critical if i was going to apply for caltech or other top colleges that excell in mathematics)
Biology gate: A/A
Spanish 2: A/A
Avid 2: A/A
Volunteer community service: A</p>

<p>Summer of 2011: Calculus course grade in a commmunity college - A
Research program in Cal State university.</p>

<p>Next year's courses in my junior year will be:
1. English AP
2. U.S history AP
3. Statistics AP
4. honors chemistry
5. Spanish 3
6. Avid
7. Volunteer community service.</p>

<p>For my senior year:
1. English AP
2. Government AP
3. Calculus 2/3 in my community college
4. physics or A.P bio
5. Spanish 4 A.P
6. Avid
7. Volunteer community service.
8. Art
Because my school is new and inexperienced, it offers less courses such as AP courses. </p>

<p>Leadership positions: Junior class president and avid class president. In addition, i created a program called "Test Prep Academy" which features the best techniques and strategies on tests such as the PSAT, SAT, SAT 2, ACT, Cahsee, LSAT, A.P Test, ect. Also, i'm going tell a powerful/motivational speech to the future avid freshman(still debating whether to do it this year or next).
From what you read, I am a leader in my school. Not just because top colleges want that but because i want to influence those who haven't experienced particular tragedies. To lead those into a better future. I'm very confident that i will get outstanding grades, test scores, community service hours(which i enjoy to do) and 5's in all my A.P tests. I just love education. I'm one of those students who started off as a nobody. I'm Mexican and my future was in hold for a field worker. I changed, because i love education. I wake up, i get in extreme motivation in helping others feel the same.
And for those who think i am not trying my best to enter in competitions and try to develop my own creations. They hardly offer competitions to those in Bakersfield. Even my own creations are put into rest from my strict parents. I want to get away and establish experience and come back to establish something greater in the city of Bakersfield.</p>

<p>Anyways,
Extracurriculars:
1. Ineractive club (1 year)
2. engineering club (1 year)
3. math club(2 years)
4. relay for life club. (1 year)
5. avid club(president) (2 years)
6. cross country (2 years in JV)
7. basketball (2 years in frosophe)
8. track and field (2 years in frosophe)</p>

<p>Awards
1. Most improved award (basketball)
2. Coaches award (Basketball)</p>

<p>Personal info:
1. animator
2. motivator
3. love books
4. love math
5. dreamer.</p>

<p>So what are my chances of getting into MIT, harvard, cal tech, brown dartmouth, stanford or any of the U.C's? Thank you once again.</p>

<p>Come back in a year.</p>

<p>Out of curiosity…how can you have a 4.0 unweighted GPA if you have gotten B’s? Anyway being Mexican is a big plus, but nothing seems too stellar…atleast from what iv’e simmed through. but again being a minority mexicans like us (im mexican) usually have much less “chances” or interest in education, and are underepresented in Uni’s. Goodluck!</p>

<p>SAT is kinda important…wouldn’t want to say anything without that. But you are Mexican which makes things a lot easier in terms of college admissions. Gain some leadership, get good grades/SATs, explore opportunities for summer and come back in a year. But I can say you’re def. on the right track.</p>

<p>id say the weather is pretty much cloudy unless you apply for the schools and get acceptance letter. lol.</p>

<p>Cloudy. Little chance of sunshine in the near future.</p>

<p>no @Tojoursduke dont give him false hopes. we all know ivy league colleges are very unpredictable. even the best of students get rejected. so its cloudy and is likely to remain so for the next 100 weeks until you get the acceptance letters.</p>