Chance me for Wharton ED or SEAS?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Pennsylvania
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<p>I want to apply single-choice Early Action.</p>

<p>My stats:
SAT: 2250, 1490 (740 CR, 750 M, 760 W)
SAT II: 780 Math 2, 770 Chemistry, 670 Lit (I will be taking it again and I'll probably get around a 740, hopefully)
GPA: 4.32 W, 3.96 UW
Class Rank: My school doesn't rank, but probably top 5% (out of ~700)
APs: AP Environmental Science 5, AP Chemistry 5, AP Calc BC 4 (AB subscore 5)
Senior year APs: AP Econ (micro and macro). AP French, AP Bio, AP Stat
Honor societies/awards:
AP scholar
National Honor Society
Math Honor Society (Mu Alpha Theta)
Science Honor Society
Art Honor Society
French Honor Society
Extracurriculars: mostly volunteer work at....
Pediatrics dept at a hospital (150+ hours)
Senior citizen center
Library
Tutoring/mentoring children
Biology/Medical Futures club
Viking volunteers club (local community service club)
NJ Chemistry Olympics
NJ Math League
Played instrument for 2 years in high school (clarinet)
Played tennis for 5 years and piano for 10+ years (both not competitively in school, though)
Toastmasters Leadership Program
University of Michigan Biomedical Engineering Program
University of Pittsburgh Pharmacy Program
Essays/Recs: Probably will be good</p>

<p>Please be honest...I know my chances are slim. Just wanted to hear some other opinions.</p>

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<p>Most of your ECs seem to be medically-inclined or totally sporadic, and I’m not sure if passion for the medical field will help get you into Wharton, so there’s that… And then there’s your lack of leadership positions. While being a member of honor societies, clubs, etc. is undoubtedly beneficial, leadership positions within these areas are given much more weight in the admissions process. So pick a few ECs you actually enjoy and really devote some time to them, you know, make your contributions noticeable. I’m not saying you have no shot, that’d be a soul-crushing lie haha, because you have great stats, but I will say that you aren’t in without a doubt. Your chances are decent, as is(: Get that last subject test above 700, start showing some leadership, write great essays, and if you really want the school, ED there, as that’ll definitely help(:</p>

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<p>I think you can get in regular to SEAS, ur stats are definitely there. Looks like ur stats suit u for that bio program they have there esp…</p>