<p>I have several Korean friends, and that is why I'll chance you as if I was chancing a friend. Koreans rule!</p>
<p>Your SAT thankfully is balanced. Most of my Korean friends tend to have very high math scores but equally low critical reading scores. Because your total is over 2200, I am inclined to say that it is quite enough for some of the Ivy league colleges, but is just off the brink of being a competitive score. Its a decent SAT attempt, but I wouldn't worry too much about it right now.</p>
<p>Your SAT IIs look standard- Please try to get 750+s in all of your SAT IIs for favorable decisions. 700+s, I'm told, are usually a bit optimistic.</p>
<p>Your GPA unweighted is standard--it's not terribly great for the Ivies, but it gets the job done. Class rank is standard for Ivies as well. The six AP classes you are taking or have taken seem to be the highest workload you can take at your school, so you are fine there.</p>
<p>I think your ECs are solid. VP of school/student body is subjective, because in some schools the VP does a lot for the student body, while in other schools its basically just a title. I hope you belong in the first VP group. You have several four-year clubs and captain-ships. That shows dedication and loyalty. A smattering of interests across NHS, MUN, and Debate would be neutral to your application, because they add breadth, not depth, to your ECs. Colleges like to see depth.</p>
<p>Community service/ volunteering aren't great, but they aren't extremely lacking.</p>
<p>You could have provided more information as well, like how you think your essays were, how good your teacher/counselor recommendations were, so I could make a more educated guess at your college chances.</p>
<p>Overall, I think your application is a balanced one, with a slight deficiency in sports and volunteering. It is a mildly competitive application for Ivy schools in my opinion, because you have no special field in which you would stand out amongst the thousands of applicants who will apply this year. Do not be discouraged, though, and spend the little time that you have left revising and perfecting your essays. </p>
<p>You probably had more than enough of my analysis, so I'll give my chances:</p>
<p>Cornell- High Match/ Low Reach
Brown- Low Reach
UVA- Match
Northwestern- Match/ High Match
Columbia- Reach
Princeton- Difficult Reach
Chicago (Maybe)- Low Reach- My cousin got in with lower scores and GPA, but heck of an awesome music EC.
Penn (Maybe)- Reach</p>
<p>I wish you the best of luck on your applications, and I should get back to finish my own essays!</p>