Can I get into a selective college!?!?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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I’m a 16 year old girl entering 11th grade and I want to major in computer science. With the info I have listed, do I have a good chance of getting into a selective college like Carnegie Mellon (the college I’m applying for early admissions)?
-UNWEIGHTED GPA of 3.87-3.9
-Top 10% of class (500+ students)
-National Honors Society member
-Rigorous courses include 8-9 AP courses (w/ comp science and calculus), honor courses, and I doubled up in math and science
-5+ years of experience in martial arts
-attended a STEM camp at UC Berkeley last summer
-taught myself how to code
-volunteer at a shelter and retirement home

  • member of FLBA and DECA
    Update 2: -applying to several internships for summer of 2016 (for comp science of course)
    -member of 5 clubs (hoping to get at least one leadership position by senior year)
    -cyclist since elementary years
    -i want to volunteer abroad and teach kids in a foreign country English but I m still skeptical about it.
    -I will take the ACT’s and SAT’s and I plan on getting (hopefully) at least 31 on ACT and 2100 on SAT

I know I need great essays, letters of recommendation, and test scores- but based on what

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You have a pretty goo shot if you keep up the grades and extracurriculars but your test scores are gonna have to be a bit higher if you want a real solid shot at selective colleges.

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Carnegie-Mellon is generally considered the best undergraduate computer science college in the country and has an acceptance rate to go along with its reputation (comparable to Harvard’s or Stanford’s). Your gender is a modest advantage, but nobody can chance you in any meaningful way without ACT/SAT scores. They will have to be superb for you to be competitive for CMU CS.