Georgetown SFS Chances?

Hi!
I’m a rising senior hoping to go into the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown, and was wondering if anyone could chance me?
GPA: 4.5 (after this year, should go up)
Classes:
9th Grade: AP Biology, Honors English, Honors Geometry, Honors Spanish II, Honors Modern History I, Honors Religion (I go to Catholic school; it’s required all four years.)
10th Grade: AP Chemistry, Honors American Literature, Honors Algebra II, Honors Spanish III, Honors Modern History II, Honors Religion
11th Grade: AP Environmental Science, Honors British Literature, Honors Precalculus, Honors Spanish IV, AP World History, AP English Language and Composition, Honors Religion
12th Grade (as of now but won’t change): Honors World Literature, Honors Religion, Honors Calculus, AP Comparative Government, AP Spanish, AP European History, AP US Government

Test Scores:
ACT: Composite 35 (36 English, 36 Reading, 34 Math, 35 Science)
SAT: 2260 (800 CR, 750 W, 710 M)
SAT II: 750 (Biology E), 680 (Chemistry); waiting on results for World History and Spanish.
AP: 4 (Biology), 5 (Chemistry); waiting on results from Environmental Science, World History, and English.

ECs and Accomplishments:
-Varsity swimming: I qualified for Sectionals and States and was named a League All-Star 9th, 10th, 11th grade, and was elected captain for next year’s season. I also swim on a club team that’s one of the highest ranked in my region.
-Academic Decathlon: I have won medals in every competition in which I have participated and am team captain next year.
-Academic World Quest: Team came in second place in state competition this year; I am team captain next year.
-Model UN: I started my school’s Model UN club this year! We haven’t competed yet, but I think having started it looks good?
-Regional Advisory Council delegate: My state’s Department of Education has a Student Advisory Council program, where each school can elect to delegates to serve on a council that can advise the Department on school-related issues. I’m a member of my regional council, and the assistant communications coordinator.
-Volunteer assistant teacher in my town’s summer program for special needs students; this opportunity isn’t normally available to high schoolers and I had to seek it out myself.
-National Honor Society
-National Spanish Honor Society

I also participated in a weeklong Summer Institute in International Relations there, where I think I made a good connection with the professor who ran the program (he personally recommended that I read one of his books, which I did, and we talked about it and he suggested that I read more of his work and stay in contact if I had any questions), so that could look good?

How are my chances? Should I do anything to improve? Thank you!

Update: Subject tests came back! 800 World History, 750 Spanish. I’d send those two plus the 750 in Bio.

Your chances look good. Just keep in mind that it’s difficult to get in and there are many applicants similar to yourself that will be denied and many that will be accepted. My best advice at this point is to do well on your essays and try to convey your passion for international affairs in your SFS specific essay.