<p>First of all, some info:</p>
<p>I'm a rising junior. My GPA is 3.7, my school doesn't do weighted, but if it was, mine would be roughly 4.2. My GPA got substantially better sophomore year, I got straight A's (except for gym...still don't get how that happened), going from 3.5ish unweighed (mainly because of a B-in one class) to 3.9ish unweighed. I took 2/3 offered honors/AP freshman year (french, math) and 3/5 sophomore year (french, math, AP bio), although one of those, AP world, I took the AP for (my teacher told me self-studying+level 1 would be more fun for me...), Next year I will be taking APUSH, AP Chem, Honors English and Honors French 4 (both the highest offered) and level 1 math (precalc). Haven't taken SAT 1 yet. Sat 2, I got 800 on both Bio and APUSH. I'm also going to self study for AP Human Geo, AP French, and possibly/probably AP environmental science+AP US government. Oh, and I got 5's on my 2 APs. My school doesn't have a class rank. What else... I don't play sports, I'm not nearly athletic enough. I do debate, and I have some solid trophies at the regional/national level. I'm big on student government, and I also am an active part of my Armenian community. I've got a couple awards for French, and for writing (Armenian stuff, in English), the latter being outside school. I've coached some soccer, but again, not nearly athletic enough to play. </p>
<p>Now that we got that out of the way, here are some schools I'm looking at:
UCLA, Northwestern, NYU, McGill (family in Canada), U of Toronto, Georgetown Ivies (a kid has to dream).</p>
<p>What are my chances at the above (don't need to give chances for Ivy...), and what are some schools I should be looking at? I want to major in something like political science, or history, something in that general department. I really want a school in a city, like a big one (LA, Chicago, New York, Montreal, Toronto, DC). That's really it. Money isn't really an issue. Oh and I live in the Northeast, if that helps. Other notes: I'm not a party-goer or anything, and I love diversity in terms of cultures. Completely random, I know, but hey, it's info. Oh, and I'm white, in case you're still trying to find Armenia on a map. Lastly, I'm an immigrant, born in Lebanon, moved to States when I was young, and I speak Armenian, but not Arabic. Again, not sure why that matters, but whatever.
Thanks for the help!</p>