<p>I really am tired of mediocre high school courses and just high school life in general. I want to leave my town and go on to more challenging and exciting things. Right now, I'm kind of considering to apply to schools like MIT as a junior. Is this realistic or do I not stand a chance.</p>
<p>I havn't taken my SAT yet, but I'm expecting at least a 2250 from my practice exams. I also have taken 7 AP courses, all 5s, and currently taking 5 this year. I also have a GPA of 4.0 unweighted, (A's=4.0) and top 5% in my class. (school does not rank) </p>
<p>I also qualified for USAMO multiple times, and my highest AIME score>10, highest AMC 12 is >140. I also have some regional computer science awards, and in NHS, debate club, some community service for middle school math teams. (Yeah, I don't exactly have a bajillion extracurricular activities) </p>
<p>So should I go for it?</p>