Chances for UF, Davidson, Wake Forest, UNC Chapel Hill, Washington and Lee?

Based off of my stats what do you think would be my chances for the colleges listed above?

Stats:

SAT: 1420 (730 r/w, 690m)
SAT II: us history (760)
ACT: 30 (highest single sitting; 35E, 27M, 33R, 26S); 31 (superscore; 35E, 28M, 33R, 29S)
AP: World History (5), Macroeconomics (5), Microeconomics (5), US govt (5), APUSH (4), Pysch (4), Eng Lang (4), Capstone Seminar (3), Physics 1 (2)
Unweighted GPA: 3.95
Weighted GPA: 4.44
UF GPA: 4.57
Class Rank: top 24%~

Extracurriculars:

Varsity swimming (7th-12th grade)
NHS (10th-12th grade) and treasurer (12th grade)
Key Club (9th-12th grade)
Tutor at local elementary school (10th-11th grade)
SGA senator (11th grade)

Awards:

AP scholar with distinction (11th grade)
2 awards for classes

Other information:

Senior schedule: AP Calc AB, AP Bio, AP Lit, AP Human Geograohy, AP Capstone Research, Law Studies, Theatre
Intended Major: Economics at all schools, except potentially Finance at UF
Home State: Florida

Does anybody have any take on my chances?

I’ll chance back.

Also I’m class of 2018, so a rising senior.

Also, do you guys think that Georgetown could be possible? I’m thinking it’s a reach.

Bump.

Please Help me out guys.

Assuming UF is in-state and using your SAT score:

Georgetown - Reach (5-15% chance)
UNC (OOS), W&L - Low reach (15-25%)
Davidson, Wake - High match (25-40%)
UF (in-state) - Low match (60-~90%)

You might want to add a couple of true matches – LACs slightly less selective than Davidson (maybe ranked 25-50) or universities slightly less selective than Wake (ranked about 35-60).

If UF is OOS it’s a match. If UNC is in-state it’s probably also a match.

UF is in state for me. I will also be applying to FSU and UCF in state as well, but I did not include them as I assumed that I already had a strong chance of getting in.

Between Davidson and Wake, which one do you think is slightly better chance? Also, which one do you think is a better academic school, particularly in economics?

As for adding a couple of true matches (35-60), do you think Tulane University would be a match? P.S I’m only applying in the southern/southeastern region.

With FSU and UCF you have two quality safeties – assuming they are affordable, something that is important for all schools obviously.

I think Davidson and Wake are pretty comparable academically. In terms of Econ, check out the department web sites – look at the faculty, courses offered, grad requirements, etc.

Tulane is a case of a school ranked below its selectivity, similar to Tufts in that respect. It would probably be a high match for you and they consider interest, so make sure you show the love if you apply there.

A few more match-range schools in the SE (including D.C.) include the U of Miami, U of Richmond, Sewanee, Rhodes, GWU. And SMU, if you include Texas.

Duke, Vandy and Rice are additional reach options. To improve your chances you’d want to improve that SAT.

I forgot to mention Emory.

There’s Emory College and Oxford College. Emory College is probably a low reach. Oxford College is probably a high match. Whether you start out at Emory or Oxford, you end up with an Emory degree.