<p>Your chances are very slim. Your GPA is very low compared to other applicants. Something that might help--Stanford doesn't count freshman grades. If taking those out boosts your GPA to the 3.9 range your chances are much better. Also, are you ranked highly, like top 3%, in your school? That could make up for a poor GPA since it shows you're doing well in comparison to those with similar opportunities. Your SAT I's are low, although the SAT II's look good. Stanford recommends 3 SAT IIs so you should take more of those (especially if you can get 750+ scores in those areas). Good scores (5s or 4s) on the AP tests can also help, especially if you are self studying. Retaking the SAT would be a good idea, especially if you didn't prep much last time. Those prep books can really help and you can usually get them from the local library. Shoot for a 2200+ (I'm not sure how the new SATs will work out, but the average at Stanford is around 1500 on the old SAT which should work out to be 2250 on the new one).</p>
<p>Your ECs look good, but they are only slightly above average for successful Stanford applicants. The EMT volunteering is really the only stand-out activity, although the lifeguarding is good too. Writing an essay about it is an excellent idea, but it's going to have to be a helluva good essay. You'll also need excellent recommendations to make up for the poor grades.</p>
<p>It might be a long shot, but look at it this way--if you don't apply your chances are zero. Good luck.</p>