Chances at an Ivy? (will chance back)

<p>Hey everyone,
I'm currently a sophomore, so I don't have any SAT/ACTs to work with, but I was hoping you guys would be able to tell me if I was on the right track.
GPA: 4.0 UW, 4.8 W
Rank: currently 1 out of 380, Indian female, maybe pre-med, but I'm also interested in political science
Currently enrolled in the most rigorous schedule possible, with all Advanced Honors classes: English 2, Spanish 3, French 2, World History, Chemistry 1, Precalculus and electives
I plan on taking 5 APs next year (Calc BC, Eng 3, US History, Psych, Chem 2) and 6 the following year (Stats, Bio 2, Physics 2C, Eng 4, US Gov, Euro)
As for extracurriculars, I have several awards at the local and state level for debate (co-captain of the team). I'm in Science Olympiad and won first place in JETS this year. I'm going to the Governor's school this summer as well as some research in a lab. I also participated in the EuroChallenge and World Quest competitions.That's all typical Indian stuff.
In other extracurriculars:
I have international awards in a youth symposium (not disclosing the name for privacy)
Started an organization that raises money to buy necessities for homeless people (we then distribute the goods in bags)
Published finalist in a poetry contest
Actively involved in service clubs like Amnesty International, Student Hunger, and Darfur, Participated in a photography apprenticeship, with work displayed in a museum
Volunteer at a hospital for 3 hours every Saturday
Volunteer in the summer teaching kids how to swim, volunteered at the science museum
Co-founder of a tutoring organization, volunteer for 2 hours each Tuesday
Volunteer every Sunday serving food at a soup kitchen
Volunteer translating religious services in temple</p>

<p>Top choice is Columbia.
Thanks for reading, I know it was a long one!</p>

<p>Dont worry, you are on track for the ivies
As long as you keep your GPA, ECS and get high SAT scores your in to at least one of them. Good Luck and dont visit this site to much until you are a senior
Youll find it to be very stressing.
Good Luck with Everything</p>

<p>Your ECs are outstanding, your grades are impressive, but a lot of it will come down to the test scores and your dedication. </p>

<p>Do you have PSAT scores? Get a review book so that you are prepared for the SAT and/or ACT when it rolls around. </p>

<p>You’re definitely on the right track, but be warned: You don’t want to overload yourself! Don’t burn yourself out; it’ll be very difficult to maintain that kind of resume. The fact that you already are set on Columbia is a little concerning because it is all the more devastating if you happen to be waitlisted or rejected. Take everything you read on this site with a grain of salt.</p>

<p>Thanks for the advice!</p>