Chances for UIUC?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
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Junior over here
OOS New Hampshire
Weighted GPA: 3.81 (3.55, 3.95, 3.94)
Unweighted GPA: 3.65 (3.52, 3.81, 3.62)
Took all CPs Freshman year, Honors Biology and Honors Algebra II Sophomore Year, and Honors Modern World Literature (0.5 credit), Honors Precalculus, Honors British Literature I (0.5 credit), Honors Chemistry, AP Biology, and AP US Government (Online) Junior year
Should mention that my GPA has been raising extensively throughout the years (Might be a bit lower than last year, but still an overall increase)
ACT: 30 Composite (33 Math, 25 Reading, 30 English, and 30 Science); It was my first try and I am not retaking again.
SAT II: I took Math II and Bio E. I confirm that I will not be retaking them, so if they are good (600+), I will send them. If not, oh well.
AP Scores: AP Biology - 3, AP US Gov - 3
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Senior Year Schedule: AP Calculus AB, AP Physics I, AP Psychology, AP Biology Internship, Honors Mixed Choir, and Honors Philosophical Literature/Honors Intro to College Writing (0.5 credit each)
In terms of a foreign language, I went up to French III and was originally in Honors French IV, but dropped past the deadline to take Choir (Was too late for Honors).
ECs:
Varsity Tennis (9,12)
JV Tennis (11; None 10th grade and it got super competitive);
Debate Club (11,12)
Math Club/Mathletes (11,12)
Marine Biology Club (11,12)
Science National Honors Society (11,12)
Mu Alpha Theta (12)
National Honor Society (12)
Skiing (12; I’ve skied forever, but never really thought of signing up for the ski team)

Honors:
Two Renaissance Awards (Comes down to that you are a helpful person, where only two applicants can be nominated by a teacher)
High Honor Roll (Except 3rd Quarter Freshman year and 2nd Quarter Junior year)
National Honor Society (Have not been inducted yet, but plan on doing so)

Community Service: Around 70 hours (Likely 100 by the time I start submitting applications)
Work: I got hired by a job and will work about 30 hours a week for the summer
Recommendation Letters: I got the two letters. Both are from teachers where even though my grade is not high (B+/A-), I actively participate in class, help students, and make the entire class laugh (in a good way).

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I assume by “biomedical engineering” you are actually referring to UIUC’s bioengineering major. Your stats (ACT and GPA) give you some chance for being admitted generally to engineering, but for bioengineering, probably the hardest major to get into, they are definitely on the low side, particularly the ACT. In applying, also be aware that UIUC does not use subject test scores or recommendations to determine admission – if you submit them, those who actually make admission decisions will not see them.