I would really appreciate if anyone would could predict my admission decisions from Yale, Brown, and Cornell
GPA AND BACKGROUND
3.92 GPA
White female, New York
~80k income per year
COLLEGE DECISIONS SO FAR
Accepted at Bard, Syracuse, Williams, Sarah Lawrence, Boston Univ
CLASS RANK
3/130
SAT
1490 (new) 760 math, 730 english
SAT II’s
730 Chemistry, 780 US History, 800 Lit
AP CLASSES
AP US History (5) AP Calc (3) only have 5 AP’s at my school
SENIOR YEAR CLASSES
AP Literature, AP Calc BC, AP Bio, College French, Independent Study English, Band, Advanced Econ
EXTRACURRICULARS
Debate President (11-12)
Band (9-12)
Jazz (9-12)
Student Newspaper Editor (10-12)
Started a new club to welcome new students (11-12)
NHS (11-12)
Bowling Team Captain (9-12)
Write for local paper (10-12)
Math club co-founder
AWARDS
Highest average in a bunch of stuff
Chosen and attended Girls State
STAC All east for Bowling
Many LD debate wins
chosen and attended 2 Leadership conferences
Unless you’ve attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry or a high school of a similar caliber, your application won’t be considered. We like to think that us muggles have a chance but we have to be honest with ourselves. Even Hermione had to be a freaking international movie actress before Brown University was willing to admit a mudblood. The Ivy Leagues have even rejected pure bloods such as all the Weasleys, except Percy of course who attended Harvard.
Dude, all I’m going to say at this point is that you shouldn’t lose hope. With your impressive resume and grades, any institution - magical (ivy) or not - would we extremely lucky to have you. Stay classy muggle!
Your stats are good, especially your Lit/US SAT II scores. Congratulations on the acceptances you have already, especially Williams! However, your extracurriculars are extremely average for these schools-- debate, band, newspaper and honor society are perhaps the most common ECs. I also can’t tell what your major would be. Due to this, I’d say:
Yale: Reject
Brown: Reject (could maybe be waitlist… or maaaaaybe accept, but highly unlikely)
Cornell: Waitlist (maybe accept)
Hey! Congratulations on your acceptances! I would assume you don’t have a highly uncommon prospective major and no great hooks on your application. Your ECs, as people have mentioned earlier, are mediocre, but it depends on your recommendations and essays as to how they depict any ambitious changes you could have brought or how involved you were or how many people you influenced or how many people you touched and took your ideas to or maybe if you completely transformed and expanded the scope of things you took up. Sometimes, impressive looking stuff on CVs are impostures and great work on humble stuff turns out to be more promising. Application reading is subjective and thorough. Readers are experienced, and it is tough to agree when you think you accomplished a lot, but they really know their thing! It is mostly about diversity and good fits. They make good choices for the colleges they represent. At least most of the time.
But, also, under normal circumstances, you might see this
Yale - Reject
Brown - Waitlist
Cornell - Waitlist
No matter what happens, you already have Williams! Don’t bother thinking too much! My decisions have been real disappointing as of now
I haven’t been accepted anywhere so far where I want to go I applied to only those schools that I mentioned on my thread so only four decisions have come out so far. I was waitlisted at JHU, Caltech, rejected at MIT and accepted to Middlebury (where my teacher forced me to apply and I don’t want to go) God, I wanted MIT sooo bad!!!
Chance me back? 
I applied to only those schools that I mentioned on my thread so only four decisions have come out so far. I was waitlisted at JHU, Caltech, rejected at MIT and accepted to Middlebury (where my teacher forced me to apply and I don’t want to go)