How are my EC's?

<p>Hi I am a junior. My GPA is 3.95~8 (unweighted) and 4.31 (weighted)
What I am worried about are my EC's.
Is there low possibility for students with no national ranking EC's or awards to get into Ivies?
I am interested in majoring in either english or biology. </p>

<p>--Founder of ensemble club unit - perform at hospitals and etc - related to major - biology
--Founder of Literary club - write stories with students and publish them on School newsletter related to major - linguistics
--Wrote for public newspaper
--Will publish my own book - I have loved writing since I was young so I am going to make it into a book
--Student council executive for 3 years
--school orchestra for entire school life ( lead cello)
--in MUN (won best delegate award)
--in cross country
--school newsletter club (got top article)
--played piano and cello for over 10 years and have over 15 certificate with merit and distinction for some standardized music exam.</p>

<p>I think your ECs really tell you are very active in your high school; however, you need something more special than that. Second, you don’t need a national ranking EC to get in an ivy. I don’t have such ECs but I got in an Ivy. Good luck!</p>

<p>thanks a lot! can you please give examples of some special EC’s? I don’t fully understand :/</p>

<p>Something not really available at school. Examples from my list include a foreign language self-study (multiple in my case), Wikipedia edits (there is SO much to do on there, you WILL find a niche and work it), and running a sports blog. Your music creds are a fine start.</p>