Chance me for Harvard, Northwestern, etc. Chance back?

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<p>Hi. Let's say that I have these stats, ECs, etc. Could you chance me for Harvard, Cornell, Northwestern, Brown, and Princeton? We have no APs or Honors and our GPA is all unweighted. I have a 4.0 GPA.</p>

<p>Sophomore: Biology II, Pre-calculus, Spanish II, Econ/Civics, Chemistry, English 10, Business tech management (req.) (Also, on another note, I would be in Calculus if my middle school offered enough curriculum.)
Junior: Calculus, Chemistry II, Physics II, World History, AP biology (online), English, Spanish III (Mid year: I advanced myself and started taking College Chem II at Indiana University)
Summer: Calculus I college
Senior: Calculus II, III; College Physics I, II; Organic Chemistry I,II (all 5 cr.) then English 12, Art, Spanish IV online.</p>

<p>ACT: 34</p>

<p>Extra curriculars + volunteer(we dont have many ECs other than sports):
Sophomore: Leo club, Science Olympiad (Dropped it because my dad passed away and things got complicated with where I was going to live)
Junior: Leo Club max involvement, SADD, Science Olympiad, Mentoring at the elementary school, Partly NHS ( NHS doesn't start until April/May at my school for junior year), volunteering at local hospital
Senior: NHS, Leo Club, Science Olympiad, SADD, volunteering at local hospital, Mentoring, Some tutoring, </p>

<p>And I have been working 18-24 hours a week the whole time. Also, I attend church and a youth group. </p>

<p>I've taken everything I could possible and tried to even advance in classes that no one has ever done at my school. I've done my best. Chance me? I'll chance back</p>

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<p>And I’ve done this all through facing extreme rigors and overcoming adversity, way more than just my dad passing away. But I won’t get into detail because it’s long and I don’t want to waste anyone’s time.</p>

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<p>Wrong forum.</p>

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<p>Those colleges are reaches for EVERYONE, no matter the person. Your statistics do look nice, but those colleges receive applications that all look similar to yours and reject between 6 and 17 applications for each one received. </p>

<p>5.9% (2012)
Harvard University, Acceptance rate</p>

<p>7.9% (2012)
Princeton University, Acceptance rate</p>

<p>9% (2010)
Brown University, Acceptance rate</p>

<p>13.9% (2013)
Northwestern University, Acceptance rate</p>

<p>16.2% (2012)
Cornell University, Acceptance rate</p>