Chance me for REA Princeton :)

ACT Score: 34 (33 M, 33 R, 36 S, 34 E) GPA: 96.8 (Weighted) School doesn’t rank but I’m in the top GPA bracket
SAT II: Math II (770), Physics (760), Chem (760), US History (740), Math I (730) (Won’t send the last 2)
APs: AP Environmental Science (4), AP Computer Science (5), AP Chemistry (5), AP Physics 1 (5), AP Physics 2 (5), AP United States History (5), and AP English Language and Composition (5) Senior Year APs: AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, AP Physics C: Mechanics, AP Physics C Electricity & Magnetism, AP Government, AP Calculus BC Also I’ve taken Chinese for 5 years.
ECs: (Achievements & Position if any) [years] Public Forum Debate (New York State Forensic League Championships Finalist - 2nd Place, Double Octos at NCFL Nationals - 18th place, Captain)[4], Mock Trial Team (President)[3], American Computer Science League (Treasurer)[3], Computer Club[3], Mathletes[3], Model UN[3], Next Generation Politics (Blog Contributer) [2] Huntington Young Republicans Club[2], We the People [1], National Honors Society, Also I got 3rd Place in the NYS Bar Young Lawyers Civics Essay Contest
Work & Summer Experience: Did a program at Hofstra Law School, Sales Assistant at a local parts company for 1 summer, Intern for a local Republican Committee Chairman for a summer, Intern for a NYS Assemblyman for a summer
Also, I want to major in Poli Sci. Somewhat conflicted between UPenn ED and Princeton REA, lmk what you think, Princeton is my #1 and Penn is my #2, thanks.
NYS Public School, Middle to High Income White Male

Statistically your ED odds at Penn are much better than your early odds at Princeton, where you most likely would be deferred and then rejected.

@db8islife while I agree with @sherpa I think you have a good chance (meaning the 5% chance well-qualified students have). SCEA increases this a bit.

Besides the good scores, course rigor / GPA, and some good ECs (IMO you have spread yourself thin, doing too many things, perhaps showing lack of focus) you might be an interesting diversity case, a white upper-middle conservative, which is becoming somewhat rare at Princeton.

If Princeton is number one on your list, follow your dreams. Then apply RD at Penn. And then have some good matches and safeties.