Chance Me for Elite Colleges, Weak ECs, High Grades, Hopefully High Test Scores

Chance Me / Match Me!
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Hi, I am a current Junior in High School and I would like to know my chances of getting into one of the competitive Elite Colleges.

Stats:
GPA: 4.6
Class Rank: Top 5%, close to valedictorian and salutatorian,
Test Scores: Haven’t taken them yet - aiming for 1500+
College Classes: Micro Econ, International Relations, Computer Science, soon to be General Chemistry
Taking AP Calc AB, AP Physics 1 - this year
Programming: I know the basics of C++, learning Swift and maybe Python - 3 years on/off, 1.5 years consistent
I have done a 1 week Work Experience for the Royal College of Nursing in London - Summer into my Sophomore Year
Member of NHS and CSF for 3 years
I did a 2 week Virtual internship at the Quest Research Institutes of Technology studying Covid-19 Data using C++ - summer into my Junior Year
Founder and President of the SAT Preparatory Club at my School - this year
Founder/Secretary of the Academic Decathlon Club - this year
Treasurer of the Model UN Club - this year
Part of my school’s School Site Council this year
Thinking of starting a Pre-med Club and College Success club at my school as well as a community center if possible at my school, not just for college apps though, I really do care
On the Development Committee for my region of the California Association of Student Councils - Summer into my Junior Year
I have an internship lined up with a biochemistry professor at UC Davis
Girls Who Code - 2 years, even though I am a male due to a small turn out they allowed some men in the program

Would I have a good chance of getting in with these extracurriculars and grades?
If not please advise me what I can due to fix my situation

The current major I want to focus in is Biochemistry or Bioengineering, Medical Field.

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I do not think that your ECs are weak.

I do think that Harvard and MIT have very low acceptance rates. Most applicants to these schools sound a lot like you. “Valedictorian and salutatorian” is common at MIT and Harvard.

I see that you are the founder of two clubs. It might help you application if these clubs are successful. Helping these clubs be useful to many students might be a good plan.

If you are premed, then expect to find a lot more strong students in your classes than you might currently expect. You also should be aware that a LOT of universities have very good premed programs.