Chances for various schools (Cornell, Northeastern, BU, Penn State)

I made an account pretty recently and seeing all these threads I figured I’d throw in my own just to get some insight.

Chinese American, Male.
GPA: 3.756 on a 4.000 scale, weighted
SAT: 1480 highest on one test (780 math 700 english), I got a 710 on english on a different test. 17 on the essay.
SAT Subject: Chem 720, Math 2 670 (Yeah, OOF)
AP’s: All 4s in Bio, Chem, US History, and English Lang.
Current APs I’m taking are Calc AB, Physics 1, English Lit, and Chinese.
Honors Courses (including this school year): 11
Extracurriculars: NHS Grades 11-12, Cross Country Grades 9-12 (Varsity Grades 11-12, Team Captain Grade 12), Track Grades 10-12. I know, it’s pretty sparse but I’m really attached to running and it takes up a lot of time.
I’d like to think that my writing skills are about average.
Also, if this counts for anything, I have heard that my high school, although a public school, is considered relatively competitive in terms of academics. I do know for sure, however, that our football team sucks, so our talent is definitely not in sports :stuck_out_tongue:

I applied ED to Cornell as a Bio major, EA to Northeastern as Undecided Exploratory, will apply to BU RD, and I have yet to apply to Penn State, so I missed the November 30th priority deadline, but I plan to have it in by the next December 31st deadline.

I know Cornell is a huge reach. I’m just completely unsure about Northeastern and BU. I’m thinking I have a decent chance at Penn State, but I don’t know. That’s why I’m making this thread.

If there’s any other statistics that I missed but you guys think could be important, just tell me and I can pull them up.

Thanks! I look forward to having my high school legacy dissected by you guys.

Ivy and such level schools is most likely deny. Penn state is good like BU.Northeastern is low.

If there must be a number, I would say Cornell 20% Accept, 30% Deferred, 50% Deny (low SAT2, a little weak ECs). Maybe you should start to consider the backup options.