<p>rising senior and currently an IB (international baccalaureate) candidate at a pretty difficult and prestigious school (sorry if i sound a bit arrogant, but its ranked in the top 5 for high schools for the past 5 years according to newsweek)</p>
<p>3.3 unweighted GPA, 3.9 weighted</p>
<p>sat: 800 math, 750 reading, 710 writing
(1550 / 1600 or 2260 / 2400)</p>
<p>sat 2: 800 math II, 740 US history, 740 physics</p>
<p>AP exams: world history, european history, US history, calculus AB, computer science A, english language, latin literature
IB exams: math SL, computer science SL, latin SL</p>
<p>edit: next year im taking ap physics B, ap comparative gov, ap english literature, ap calculus bc, ap statistics, and ap microeconomics</p>
<p>ECs: 2 years varsity cross country, 2 years varsity track, 4 years math club (mu alpha theta), 4 years latin club, 2 years computer programming club</p>
<p>top score in the school for the AMC (american mathematics competition) and qualified for the AIME</p>
<p>~100 volunteer hours with the local habitat for humanity</p>
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<p>im pretty satisfied with my SAT scores, but my GPA (3.3 / 3.9) and my lack of leadership positions is a concern. on the other hand, i have taken a pretty rigorous schedule with alot of APs, and i havent wasted any credits with any cake classes (like PE or sex ed), and my GPA has shown a steady upward trend.</p>
<p>i havent done much research yet, but right now, im interested in:</p>
<p>upenn
john hopkins
emory
university of florida
NYU
university of miami
georgia tech
wake forest</p>
<p>the first two (and possibly the third) are probably major reaches, but what are my chances of getting into the other schools? also, what other colleges should i be looking at that i have a good chance of getting into? thanks in advance.</p>