Chances of getting into UWB or UWS and things I can do to help?

Hi everyone.
I’m currently a high school junior doing running start at Cascadia College. I want to get into the electrical engineering program in either one of these schools, UWS preferably but I wouldn’t mind going to UWB. I’m on my high school’s robotics club and key club, and am currently doing track and field for my high school as well. I haven’t taken the SAT yet, I’m definitely planning to take it this year and my Senior year as well. Assuming I keep doing really well in running start, what are my chances of getting into either one of these school’s EE programs? and what are some things I can do to make my application better? I’m very new to researching about stuff like this, and some days I just get really paranoid and I haven’t had much luck researching online but from what I’d heard, UWS is way harder to get into, so if there are any things that I can start do now or keep on doing, I’d like to know what I can do. Thanks!

These are pretty much the “usual” hints, but just in case you haven’t heard them…

  1. Familiarize yourself with the UW CADR's and make sure you meet them all before high school graduation.
  2. When picking additional Running Start courses, choose the ones on the engineering transfer plan.
  3. Get to math up to at least a quarter of calculus, and do not bomb calculus. A big concern for engineering admits is "will he/she be able to handle the math?"
  4. Start your Coalition App the summer before senior year. UW's app was due November 15th this year, so not a huge amount of time after school starts to polish those essays.