Hig GPA but so so test scores, what's my chance?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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Rising senior female attending Montgomery county public school in Maryland.
Not sure about my major in college but thinking about biology.

WGPA: 4.67 UWGPA: 4.0
AP classes: 5 (English lang/comp, world history, US gov & politics), 4 (AP senimar) AP scholar with honors award.
ACT: 33
SAT: 1480 (math 740, eng 740)
SAT subject: chemistry: 650 literature: 630 —> these are so bad so I won’t be submitting any.
EC: National honor society, national art honor society, volunteer @Birds rescue, several years of piano --not much EC.

I live in MD and would like to stay close to home and don’t want to go too far away for college; wanna stay in east coast.

Schools that I am planning to apply
UMCP
UMBC
Georgetown
Johns Hopkins
UVA
Vtech
William and Mary

Do you think I have a chance to honors college and/or merit scholarship @ UMCP or UMBC?
What other schools might be my match schools? safety schools? – if possible, I want to apply to schools that I have chance of getting some sort of merit scholarship (need based scholarship is not likely due to household income).
I know Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, UVA are more likely to be my reach schools.
Any other schools in Eas coast that I should apply?
Thanks.

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33 is not a so so test score. 1480 isn’t bad either but I think the 33 correlates a little higher.

That said, I think UMD College Park is stingy with merit aid so that is hard to predict.

To show how random admissions can be, one of my D’s friends was accepted to Harvard but rejected by Georgetown. Put max effort into applications and hope for the best at reaches. Can you afford UMD without merit aid?

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yes, I can afford UMD without any scholarship but would be wonderful if I can get any scholarship. =)
btw, I am a Asian female, if that makes any difference.

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Of course scholarships are better! My point is you are well position for admission if you can afford it and then do your best on scholarship application. I think you have a shot at JHU as well but don’t lock into a dream school mentality.