Chance Me (updated)

Hello!
I am a rising senior at a small private high school in SC. I would like to be “chanced” for UVA, Washington and Lee, Clemson Honors, Georgetown, University of Pennsylvania, and Richmond. I still need some figuring out to do, and would like to see what my chances are at some of these great institutions. I hope to major in History or Political Science.

SAT
Critical Reading: 710
Math: 710
Writing: 700

ACT
31

Weighted GPA: 4.98
Unweighted GPA: 3.96

Will have taken 9 AP courses by the time I graduate. I have taken 5 already. I have challenged myself with the most difficult (and well-rounded) curriculum possible at my school.

Alongside being a student council rep. for 3 years, and upcoming student council president this year, I have other academic awards and achievements, such as National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, and winning the Jefferson Book Award from UVA alumni this past year. I completed the Chamber of Commerce Junior Leadership course as well as other leadership/community programs, along with being a varsity athlete. I have many interests and have been involved in different electives (like robotics) and other activities. I won an extemporaneous speaking award at a state competition for private schools, for instance.

I believe that my essays will be fairly good. I don’t want to be cocky, but writing is one of my favorite things to do and I intend to show that skill and passion the best that I can.

UVA - high match/low reach based on your essays
Washington and Lee - mid reach (not sure though, don’t know many who go there)
Clemson HN - safety (but not sure about honors college, so maybe match?)
Georgetown - mid reach
UPenn - high reach. No standout ECs and mediocre SAT
Richmond - high match/low reach?

However if you’re a URM, everything changes… I’m assuming you’re asian or caucasian.

Thank you. I was wondering as well if there are any other schools that come to mind that could perhaps be more in the match range? I’d prefer somewhere in the east, fairly sized…