Chance me for Ivy Please

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hi guys
I am going to be a junior in the fall of 2014-2015.
Could you please chance me for UMD, George Washington, Brown, Johns Hopkins and the other Ivy leagues?
Thanks!
Race: Indian
Both Parents graduated from Johns Hopkins University</p>

<p>Stats: (so far, I plan to take more subject tests this year)
GPA: 3.82 (uw) 4.33 (w)
Physics: 610
Math 1: 800
SAT: 2270
ACT: 35
AP SCORES
(will be taking Ap bio, AP world, AP lang, and AP calc bc junior year and AP Chem, AP stat senior year)
AP Government: 3
AP Physics: 3
AP Photo: 4
EC:
varsity tennis player since freshman year
president of medicine without borders club (i formed the club)
Math honor society
science honor society
national honor society
debate team captain
national forensics league
working at an ophthalmologist's office
volunteering/internship at Shady Grove Hospital
volunteered at a nursing home since third grade
400 volunteer hours </p>

<p>Please chance me! I want to major in pre medicine and keep in mind im only going to be a junior this year!
Thanks everyone! :)</p>

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<p>I would say you’re in everywhere except the ivies, but you still have a shot. </p>

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<p>thank you! but you dont think i have a chance at ivies with these results? @megametalhead</p>

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<p>I don’t think megametalhead means you WON’T get into the Ivies. Just that admission there cannot be guaranteed. You are certainly in the running for the most elite schools. That’s as much as anyone can predict.</p>

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<p>hi thanks! do you think my ap scores so far are bringing me down? @WasatchWriter‌ </p>

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<p>AP courses do two things. First, they give you an opportunity to take rigorous courses and demonstrate your ability to handle college-level work. Two, depending on the college/university, they give you an opportunity to place out of (usually) freshman-level courses.</p>

<p>I suppose a consistent pattern of really bad scores on AP tests could hurt your admission chances at very good schools. But it’s my impression that scores of 3+ will almost be ignored. The important thing is taking the classes, earning good grades in them, and maintaining a good class rank.</p>