Chances of getting into Sophie Davis?

Hey guys, if any of you had experience with getting into Sophie Davis /are currently studying at SD, could you please let me know what my chances are as of right now, and any tips for getting in or making my application stronger?
Classes:
AP World History (3)
AP Biology (3)
AP US History (3)
AP Microeconomics
AP Microeconomics
AP Psychology
AP Literature
AP US Government
AP BC Calculus
Regents:
Earth Science: 92
Algebra: 87
Spanish Proficiency: 90
Living Environment: 94
Geometry: 99
Chemistry: 77 (teacher was absent for large chunk of year)
Trig/Alg 2: 92
Global: 93
Spanish LOTE: 96
English: 88
Physics: 86
US History: 97
SAT: CR 570 M 800 W 620 (planning on taking 2 more times)
ACT: Planning on taking in September

Weighted GPA: 97.11
Rank: 38/883

School Activities:
Red Cross Club Member (2013-2015) , Vice President (2015-2017)
Arista National Honor Society Member (2015-2016), Head of Tutoring (2016-2017)
Future Business Leaders of America Member (2015-2016)
Science Olympiad Member (2015-2016), Building Leader (2016-2017)
Table Tennis Team (2014-2016)
Handball Team (2014-2016)
Ping Pong Club Member (2014-2016), President(2016-2017)

Outside Activities:
Volunteer at a wildlife care and rehabilitation center (somewhat exposed to medical equipment) 2016
Work at family restaurant since 2012
Tutoring Alg 2/Trig and US History outside of school 2016

Thank you!

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What highschool did you attend? What ethnicity and gender? Any medical ECs??

@nickchn I am applying to intern at a organization that helps nonprofits raise money for medical research and cancer. I am also looking into hospitals to volunteer at during the next school year

I am first generation Asian American female. I don’t attend a prestigious high school.

Hey @Suffering ! Wow you have alot of APs! Your standardized test scores look pretty good… and your ECs are also decent… but maybe you should try doing more medical related volunteering (like at a hospital or nursing home) or even just more volunteering in general (like at a library or something)…and maybe try shadowing a doctor and get into a research program (this really boosts your resume)…but yeah I don’t think you need to worry about your academics or anything, but try and focus more on volunteering and stuff cause they really look at that…Sophie doesn’t really want smart kids…they want alrounded students who are dedicated and passionate about medicine and primary care and who want to help people in need and stuff like that…also try and work on your essays and interview skills cause they give alot of importance to that… I hope this helps :slight_smile: I’m a senior in highschool and I’m applying this Fall…so I know exactly how your feeling! It’s a stressful and nerve wracking experience… but I hope you get in! Actually I hope we both get in!!! Please message me… I’d love to talk to someone who is going through the same thing I’m going through>.< Good Luck!