Do you think I can make Class of 2024

Colleges and Universities A-Z Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Hello! I am planning to apply to MIT Class of 2024 and am wondering whether I would have a good chance of getting in based on my following credentials:
SAT: 1540 (800 M, 740 R/W, 7/7/7 Writing Breakdown)
SAT II: Math II (800), Physics (800), Bio-M(780)
GPA: 97.5/100
Rank: 4 of 850 (yup, big school)
APs: AP Euro (4), English Lang (4), AP US Gov (5), AP Psych (4)

Extracurricular: Captain of Science Olympiad, President of Rocketry Club, Captain of Varsity Sports Team, volunteer for my Church (with ~450 of volunteer hours), math instructor for a company, a lab/research intern at a Nanoparticle Synthesis Lab this summer.

Senior Courses: Multivariable Calculus, Complex Analysis, AP Physics C, AP Calc BC, AP Computer Science, AP Eng Lit, AP Macroeconomics (and then AP Microeconomics following term).

Awards: President’s Volunteer Service Award, Various Science Olympiad Medals, AMC 12 Score of 82.5, AP Scholar with Honors, Scholar-Athlete and MVP Awards, Mu Alpha Theta Honors Society

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MITlover1012:
It is common for college seniors to ask others what their chances are for being accepted to MIT.

Please understand it’s impossible for anyone to answer that. When a longtime MIT admissions committee member says that even he cannot predict one’s chances for admission, (see link below), that’s pretty telling.

http://talk.qa.collegeconfidential.com/massachusetts-institute-technology/939227-reminder-no-one-not-even-me-can-give-you-an-accurate-chance-at-mit.html#latest

If you believe MIT is the right school for you, then do apply. But the most important thing is to make sure all your “Plan B” school applications are in top shape. Most end up needing them.

All the best.

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just one question… how are you taking multiV and calc BC the same year? isn’t BC a prerequisite for multiv?