I would say that you are likely to get into all of the colleges you are applying too, with lower chances at Columbia (but that is a high reach for nearly everyone, so your odds are still pretty good) and Brown (I think you are more likely to get in here). Berkeley, i would say there is a high chance you will get in, with a slim chance of being waitlisted or denied (but i think you will be accepted).
You’ve said that your SAT score is a 1575, which is impossible to get. It’s making me question the credulity of this post…
Anyways, you have a lot of ECs, but it almost seems like they’re to the point where your just doing them for your resume. But since your test scores are so high, I’m sure you’ll get into quite a few of your schools. I’d actually say you’re more likely to get into Columbia than Brown since Brown is so funky in who it admits (usually quirky, “unique” teens). Good luck!
I’m just curious, why would you apply to schools like Babson/Bentley when you want to major in journalism/teaching? Babson is a very pre-professional business school, with a strong focus on entrepreneurship. Bentley is similar, but with a stronger focus on finance. Your college list is scattered. What exactly do you want in a school? Also as someone who is going through this process now: if a college offers early action, do it! It isn’t binding, it gets off of your plate, and you don’t seem to be the type of person concerned about not having those mid-year grades being sent. Babson offers early action.