Chance me? (international student)

Applying to College
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<p>Hi I am an international student (Korean) and I lived in the states for 4 years
will being an international student make any difference?
anyways, heres my stat</p>

<p>SAT : 580 reading 770 math 680 writing (And I heard a lot of colleges don't look at the writing score)
SAT 2 : 780 math 2c, 640 Chem,700 math 1(I dont know why I took this since I took math2c),
Toefl : 112
GPA 4.04/4 (our school doesn't rank)
4 APs,
EC (which is my weakness) : Math league 3 years, soccer 1 yr, choir 1 yr, chess club 1yr, National Honors Society
Awards: Math award, Science award, </p>

<p>Chance me for : University of Michigan, UVA, BC, BU, Carnegie Mellon, University of Illinois? I know these are my reach schools</p>

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<p>Being an international makes a huge difference if your family can’t pay for your education without financial aid. Talk with them about the money situation. When you know how much they can afford, make an appointment with the counselors at the EducationUSA office in Seoul [EducationUSA</a> - Center Profile - U.S. Education Center South Korea](<a href=“http://www.educationusa.info/USEC]EducationUSA”>http://www.educationusa.info/USEC) They can tell you which colleges and universities in the US that are affordable for your family have admitted students like you in the past few years.</p>