help me look at my chances>< from an international perspective

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<p>Well the reason why i post here is becuz we all international students... u guys might know me better than others</p>

<p>i am from china and went to canada 2 years go now ia m a senior *(12)
i took sat and toefl and sat2 t see the result turns out to be pretty bad. lol...
i am asking if anyone can gimme some suguesstions on the schools i am applying for ( submitted application already)... all 3 are rolling basises i guess i am a lil bit late for them >< but...
i am from earl haig a relatively competitive HS in toronto... my avg is around 88-92...this year 92.
my sat is 780 math 590 eng 610 writ sat 2 600 engliterature 790 math
toefl 293/300 with 6.0 twe
ec: volunteering and got ontraio province recognition.. vp in accting and math club. deca member intership as a teacher assistant stock market game entered science events in grade 11 even though i am not going into science field. currently volunteering for conservative parties for the upcoming elections took enrich program in Uof T etc etc
i also have some othe minor awards... </p>

<p>do i have chances for Umich UIUC and UW??</p>

<p>thanks for all your guys' opinion</p>

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<p>oh 80 is A in canada ><</p>

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<p>good chance in the 3 schools. I heard that UW is quite big on numbers though. Your sat scores might not make a good impression but your school records are great so you dont need to worry about that. sat scores dont matter that much but I'm just thinking, maybe if you had better scores, you could even get away with a good fin aid deal..?</p>

<p>Umich.. 50/50.
Umich is not that big on numbers so hopefully, your ECs (volunteering, internship) will make it's mark.. (go hard on your essay). Recommendations are quite important for this school also..
I dont know much about UIUC sorry.</p>

<p>Are you taking the SAT again?
goodluck!</p>

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<p>in my school UIUC is much easier to get in than compared to UMich but I'm not sure what they're like on a national scale in the US.</p>