help me avoid a nervous breakdown :)

<p>so im new at this.
can someone please "chance me"... because i'm getting really worried and starting to doubt myself!
here it is:</p>

<p>GPA: weighted 4.2135</p>

<p>6 AP classes (three this year), all others are Honors
5 on US History and Literature
4 on Calc I</p>

<p>SAT I- Best Scores
Math: 720
CR: 700
Writing: 800
1420/1600 or 2220/2400</p>

<p>SAT IIs
Literature: 740
U.S. History: 710
sucks i know</p>

<p>Activities:
Modern & Ballet Dance (9 years)
Key Club ( public relations officer) - all 4 years
Student Council - all 4 years
French NHS- 2 years
National History Day Competition- 2 years (won 2nd place at districts)
Volunteer at Pearl S. Buck House
Part time job</p>

<p>Special Qualities: Bilingual (moved here form Ukraine at age 7 and am fluent in Russian). Where could I include this in my app???</p>

<p>Awards:
National Merit Semifinalist
AP Scholar
2nd place at Districts NHD
9th grade.. national junior honors society (include this or not???)</p>

<p>SHOULD I INCLUDE THESE.... newspaper (9,10), NJHS (9), track (9)</p>

<p>Essay: think this might possible make/break me. anyone willing to read it? its kind of an off-beat topic</p>

<p>My Schools: NYU (BE HONEST AS I REALLY WOULD LIKE TO GO HERE)
Boston University, USC, Columbia possible, Yale (possibly), Fordham</p>

<p>please and thank you!!!!</p>

<p>whats your unweighted GPA</p>

<p>unweighted GPA is a 4.0</p>

<p>You're in.</p>

<p>In at NYU, BU & Fordham.</p>

<p>you have a very high chance based on your academic scores. do a good essay and personal statements, you're fine. you can include your newspaper (9,10), NJHS (9), track (9) but you abandon them long time ago. colleges like to see you active in a club or two for a long time to show your interest, especially one with leadership roles.</p>

<p>Columbia and Yale may be a reach because there are many 4.0 applicants with lots of stuff possibly even more than you but NYU and USC should be a match while Boston U (maybe near safety?) and Fordham is a safety.</p>