!!Chances for: BU, Clark U, NYU, Cornell!!

<p>I'm a junior right now, so I obviously have neither all my grades in, nor do I have my SAT's yet (I keep putting it off for some reason or another) but I'm really gun-ho about getting into Boston University or Clark University. New York University and Cornell University are second choices, though obviously if I don't get into BU or Clark, I've got slim chances for the other two. My high school is obnoxiously competitive, so all my college plans are being disrupted by just how competitive my HS is. My graduating class will have 70 kids, many of whom are hyperthyroid overachievers (myself included). I don't have a realistic view of college admissions because everything is in comparison to the person next to me. I was hoping you guys would be able to ground my ideas. xD Since I'm a junior, some of this will be based on my plans for the future. I'll keep it as accurate as possible, though. </p>

<p>STATS.
Gender: Female
Ethnicity: Caucasian/African American
Freshman GPA: 3.73
Sophomore GPA: 3.67
Junior GPA: (estimated) ~3.9
Total GPA: (estimated) 3.79
SAT's: (haven't taken yet but I'll give an estimate based on PSAT's) 2100 out of 2400
Plan to take US History SATII, French SATII, and MathII SATII
AP scores:
US History (2009): 4
English Language (2009): 5
English Literature (2010): 5
Macroeconomics (2010): 4
Euro History (2010): 4
Psychology (2010): 4
Biology (2010): 4
US Gov & Pol (2010): 4
Microeconomics (2011, estimated): 5</p>

<p>Rigor of High School Classes:
4 years of English, 2 at AP level, 2 at Honors level
4 years of Math, 4 at Honors level
4 years of French, Honors level not offered
4+ years of Science, including Honors Chem, AP Bio, Honors Bio, Honors Physics, Java/CAD
4 years of History, 2 at Honors level, 2 at AP level
1 year of Art, honors not offered</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
Speech and Debate, 9, 10, 11, 12
Karate, 9, 10
Sword Guild, 11, 12
Assistant Music Director at my church, 9, 10, 11, 12
NHS, 11, 12
Piano lessons, 9, 10, 11, 12</p>

<p>Awards:
AP National Scholar
AP Scholar with Distinction
Scholastic Art Award
Multiple speech and debate awards</p>

<p>Community Service:
Counselor-in-Training at YMCA
Volunteer position at local museum
Volunteer position at hospital
Church mission work
Freshman: 190 hours
Sophomore: 265 hours
Junior: (estimated) 400 hours
Senior: (estimated) 200 hours
Total: (estimated) 1055 hours</p>

<p>Work experience:
Internship at local museum
Science Department Teacher's Assistant </p>

<p>That's... about it. Since my school is so small, I'm close to a lot of teachers and faculty and I have gotten great letters of recommendation in the past, it won't be problem getting good ones again, I think. As for essays, I'm a strong writer. Aside from that, I've done a ton of independent study AP exams and lots of community service. My GPA slipped a bit in sophomore year because of all the AP's I took (3.67) but certainly not the lowest. </p>

<p>Thanks guys! <em>thumbs up</em></p>