<p>Columbia University: high reach
Dartmouth College:high high reach
MIT: astronomical reach
University of California Berkeley: high reach
UT Austin: match
Rice University: low reach
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign: match
Ohio State: match
Washington University @ St. Louis: match</p>
<p>Kapster, I really feel bad to say this, but feel an obligation to due to my honest nature. At the elite colleges such as MIT, Dartmouth and Columbia, you really don’t stand a chance (I’m not trying to offend you, just going from a objective point of view after looking at the '12-'14 decision threads). Your Math II and Biology SAT II scores are quite low amidst a pool of straight 800’s SAT II’s, and your ACT/SAT scores aren’t that helpful either. </p>
<p>However, with that said, top schools reject 2400’s SAT’s and perfect GPA/SAT II’s every year, while accepting some, albeit only a few, people with your stats. If you could make yourself stand out, STAND OUT, somehow, then your chances at admissions are much higher than you think.</p>
<p>One of my friends got into ED Columbia this year (I’m so happy and proud of him) with ACT 32 and 590 on U.S. History, and 680’s on Biology and Math II. However, he was ranked #1 in our school and demonstrated that he shows remarkable capability despite his poor testing performances. Also, his outstanding extracurriculars and his essays really make him distinct among a very very competitive pool of applicants. Do the same, and don’t be surprised if you are admitted. However, do prepare for rejection as well, for even with a strong essay and EC, it is very very hard to get in with those scores.</p>