chance me for mount holyoke aid merit please?

hi. i am a current senior in high school attending at medium size school in a fairly rural area in Kentucky. my school does ot do much in the way of encouraging the liberal arts or for students to apply out of state. lol I have fallen in love with mount holyoke, but my parents will not let me attend without a good amount of merit aid (we will not qualify for much need-based)

stats:
35 ACT (34m,33s,36r,36e)
1460 new sat, 22/24 on the essay
honors and ap classes: (calc ab, ap euro 5, apush 5, ap lang 5, ap french and ap lit are ones i am currently taking.) So i have basically taken every ap class my school has outside of the sciences. Honors English 1 and 2, and accelerated algebra 2 are the only honors classes at my school, i have taken them.
4.0 UW gpa
5/214 in my class
Governor’s Scholar (a big thing here, probably less likely to be in other places)

ec:
marching band- clarinet (4 year, co-section leader this year)
concert band (4 years)
pep band (4 years)
beta club (2 years)
nhs (1 year)
y club (3years)
American Private Enterprise System (2 years, state competitor, junior leader this year)
Kentucky Governor’s scholars program
Youth leadership
Academic Team (4 years, co-captain, state qualifier)

I had an amazing alumni interview as well. my interviewer was great, and she really cemented my love for mhc

essays:
8/9 of 10. i can write fairly well, and i enjoy it immensely
recs:
pretty good.my french teacher has called me one of the best students he has ever had.

white female, middle-class, i really love mhc, and it is my dream school, and i am relying on a scholarship to attend. Any recipients want to share their stories?

edit: my intended majors are english and french

If you don’t get merit aid, I will be shocked.

@kyclass17 You have an excellent chance at substantial merit aid (e.g. $10,000/year or more).

Mt. Holyoke targets students with substantially above academic credentials - particularly standardized test scores – for merit aid. I can tell you this from personal experience.

By all means, apply and see what happens. Mt. Holyoke waives its application fee, correct?