Engineering chances... MIT, Berkley, Stanford, the list goes on!

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I am an upper middle class white junior male from MN. Good start, right? Oh well.</p>

<p>Public School
3.95 UW GPA</p>

<p>AP Tests taken: US History (4 - the rest of the tests I took this year and don't have a score, but I'll give my best guess), World History (4?), Literature and Comp (4?), Language and Comp (5?), Chemistry (5?), Studio Art: 2D Design (4?), BC Calc (4-5?)</p>

<p>ACT (first time) 32 - (34-English, 32-Reading, 31-Math, 30-Science)
PSAT 216</p>

<p>I have been captain of Robotics club for the last two years. We were first runner-up at the FIRST (name of competition) regional this year.</p>

<p>I am a founder and captain of an Improv comedy team at our school. We are associated with ComedySportz</p>

<p>I was section leader in our schools marching band this year and I was in it last year. I have been in band throughout high school.</p>

<p>I have been a participant in Quiz Bowl and Knowledge Masters and I will be a captain of both next year.</p>

<p>Any guesses on good engineering schools? I am looking at MIT, Berkley, Stanford, CalTech, Columbia, Harvey Mudd, Carnegie Melon, and Tufts (more of a safety). First off, what do you think of the list? Are there schools I should (or shouldn't) be considering? Then, what do you think my chances are?</p>

<p>Here's to hoping...</p>

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<p>Oh, and I forgot to mention:
Aprox. 1 year of work in an Auto Shop
50+ Hrs. volunteer work
Intermural Badminton Club
Jazz Band
NHS (senior year, not like NHS actually makes a difference)</p>

<p>I have taken the most advanced classes I can, when given the opportunity. Also my senor schedule will have this in it:
AP Bio, CIS Physiology and Anatomy, Honors Physics, AP US Gov, Jazz One, Wind Symphony (best band), and some other crappy, required courses.</p>