I am curious about my chances on getting into UF. These are my stats and some EC’s. I know they claim legacy does not matter, but majority of my very large family has gone or is currently at UF. Let me know opinions on my chances please. 
out of state
GPA: 4.15 on 4.0 scale
ACT: 27
10 APs
4 dual enrollment
AP Capstone recipient
started my own club
350 hours of community service including being a page for the senate
part time job 4 days a week
competitive cheerleader for 8 years with 12 national titles and 2 international titles
volunteer cheer coach
camp counselor
VP of youth organization
Have you computed your UF GPA?
Someone published this link recently and it is a great tool to figure out the Florida SUS core class GPA. Only enter your academic, high school level or above classes. Math, English, Science, Foreign Language, Social Studies plus all AP and DE. (DO NOT include non-academic classes like art, journalism, office aide, web design, yearbook, band, etc.)
https://www.scoreatthetop.com/gpa-calculator
Knowing your UF GPA will help people make an assessment. It is also helpful to know your class rank and even better if you know how many kids from your high school usually get admitted to UF.
A couple initial comments: a 27 on the ACT would put you in the bottom 25 percent of applicants who were admitted last year. Not a total dealbreaker because UF weighs grades, rigor, ECs, and essay above test scores; but it doesn’t help you. Your rigor and ECs look good. Part-time work is a good thing. Sadly, legacy status is no longer considered in admissions, according to UF’s published Common Data Set. It was considered a year so ago, but not anymore.
That is my recalculated GPA. I do not think more than one a year have been admitted, but that is because we have really good in state schools. My rank is top 15%, but I go to a very large high school and it is magnet so it is very competitive. (Valedictorian has a 4.95).
I think UF is a reach for you. Be sure to have some safeties lined up. Good luck and let us know what happens.