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<li>SAT 2100 </li>
<li>4.3 UW</li>
<li>ACT 33</li>
<li>SAT 2 math levels 1 and 2 (750) and (720)</li>
<li>13 ap courses (all 4's and 5's)</li>
<li>NHS</li>
<li>Started a computer science club at my school</li>
<li>gonna get published in a national computer science magazine</li>
<li>might start a mu alpha theta club at my school</li>
<li>captain of school's tennis team</li>
<li>very high levels of math, science (i am currently taking like 3 levels higher in math and 1 in science)</li>
<li>school symphonic orchestra (1st chair violin)</li>
<li>teacher, counselor recs</li>
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<p>I will consider your ACT, as it concords to a level meaningfully higher than your SAT score.</p>
<p>I don’t really understand your GPA. It would be helpful, given the variability in methodologies at different schools, if you explained how it was calculated. If your school ranks, it is also helpful to know this to improve perspective.</p>
<p>Assuming you are going to score well on another Subject Test (some of those schools you listed require 3 or more), I’d say everything else looks great. You didn’t list any community service, but if it is passable, I’d say you have good chances everywhere despite your lackluster SAT/ACT scores.</p>
<p>MIT,: High Reach
Caltech,: High Reach
UCB,: Mid/High reach
UIUC,: no clue
CMU,: No clue
Stanford,: High reach
Princeton,: High reach
Cornell,: Mid reach
UTexas@Austin,: depends on OOs or in state
Harvard,: High reach
Brown,:High reach
Georgia Tech : match</p>
<p>no really’s point should be well taken. The Ivies are hit and miss with the top students no matter what. We had a valedictorian, recruited athlete, NMF, ACT 35, SAT 2300, great EC’s, all 5’s on AP’s that didn’t get into Harvard and Yale but was accepted by Stanford and even then she claims it is only because the coach made it happen. </p>
<p>That said, I have a friend going to CMU and you look like a very good fit for them (btw…he loves it). He is a computer science guy and applied to all relevant schools within CMU to up his chances which worked.</p>
<p>If you are female, MIT could work out well for you too (another friend there who claims this is what got her in).</p>
<p>Congratulations on having such fantastic record! I agree with Asian75 on the idea that UIUC and UT-Austin are DEFINITELY schools u have a great chance, with UT-Austin being a safety esp if ur instate. The others are crapshoots but I think CC really overestimates the qualifications needed to get admitted to these schools, which is DEF a good thing because it forces you to be ur absolute best. However, i def think you can hope to get into at least a few of those top notch schools! Best of luck! You have everything you need, now lets just hope ur the lucky one!</p>