Chances for top schools and feedback? (Canadian applicant to US)

Chance Me / Match Me!
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Currently Grade 11 (Junior) at high school in Canada - applying to US institutions next year I’m Asian. Chance me for Stanford, MIT, Ivies (HYP,Penn), UC Berkeley?

Intended Major: Linguistics

Academics:
SAT 1530 730 RW 800 M 7/7/7
SAT II haven’t took yet
Class Rank: not reported but top 10%
GPA: 95%/100, 4.0 UW and 4.6/5 W (approximation)
Coursework: (this year) English Honors, Math Honors, Physics Honors, Chem Honors, (no AP option for those), Latin, French AP, Calculus BC AP
(planned next year) Lit AP, Physics 1 AP, Chem AP, Latin AP, Japanese AP, Multivariable Calculus at local university

ECs:
Captain of School MUN Club
Head of 1200+ delegate MUN conference, in charge of entire 70+ member staff
Working at linguistics lab at local university this summer
Graphic design freelancer
Internships with education company
Summer job with ESL summer camp students

Awards:
Canada’s not big on awards, some regional stuff

Other:
Proficient in 5 languages (to a certain degree): English and Mandarin (Native), Japanese and French (operational fluency), Latin (classical)

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Are you willing to pay as an international student for Berkeley? You should be in at McGill, University of Toronto, UBC, and any of the top Canadian universities and at a reasonable cost. Any reason why you want to go to the States for college?

3

my chance of admission to U of T and UBC are decently high (i’d say ~80-90% based on last year’s admission statistics), just wondering how they would be at US institutions

4

Berkeley admission rates are low even for US admits. Ivy admission rates are low regardless of whether you are from the States or international. Stick with Toronto, McGill, or UBC because the quality of education is just as good and the price is cheaper.

5

No financial aid for OOS students at Berkeley let alone internationals.