Chance me please, Struggling with college list!!

GPA: 4.0 W (from a good magnet program, gpas tend to be lower–upward trend in grades)
ACT: 33 C
Class Rank: N/A (school doesn’t rank)
College Major: Biomedical Engineering/Undecided Engineering
AP Classes: 6 AP classes last year, 5 this year
APUSH (4), AP French (4), AP Cal AB and Chem (3) -->these are my weakness
Planning on taking: AP Bio, AP Cal BC, AP Lit, AP Environmental Science, and AP Chem
Race/gender: White/female

Schools applying to: University of Michigan, University of Virginia, WashU, USC, Stanford, Vanderbilt, Emory, Georgia Tech, University of Washington, Rochester, Boston University, Wellesley, UT Austin, Syracuse, Brown (maybe)
Parents want me to apply to Harvard (hahaha)

Extra C Activtites:
National Honor Society
National English Honor Society

National Art Honor Society
National French Honor Society
Mu Alpha Theta (math honor society)
AP Scholar with Honors
Ranked 1st in state on national french exam–Gold and Silver medal (9,10,11)
President of 2 clubs (re-founded one)
Technology Director, Lead Runner, Directors’ Assistant (for a school production–dedicated over 100 hours)
Member of Student council (11,12)
Yearbook staff member
Co-Captained city league softball team, Captained All Star team (11), Selected for All Stars (10)
Varsity Softball (school team) (9,10)
Good amount of Community Service
Self-Employed Photographer (11–present)
A couple other stuff on top of this that I don’t feel like listing (relatively consistent with clubs/activities)
-good recs (i think)

  • good essays (I hope, very passionate about a few topics)

help me please, should I add any schools???

Are you in-state for any of these?

no :frowning:

Seems to me that you are a strong candidate for all your schools but Stanford and Harvard, which are pretty similar in terms of your chances. And they are reaches for everyone. Your ACT is quite high. Your APs are less so-I assume you probably won’t send them. Would be good to see some SAT2’s for schools like Harvard. Top scores in Math 2 and a science would be great support given you are interested in engineering.

You have a good chance at most of the schools on the list except for Stanford, Vanderbilt, Harvard, and Brown. The 33 ACT puts you in the 25-75th percentile for every school in the country, so if you work on your essays, you have a solid chance at the ivies as well.