So by my senior year I’ll have a 3.5 GPA. Between my junior and senior year I’ll have a total of 15 AP classes taken I’m taking 7 AP tests, 3/4 Sat subject tests. Get a 1400 on my SAT the new test out of 1600. I’ll be president of 4 clubs and captain of my tennis team. I also volunteer as an EMT and numerous other places. My brother is an Ivy League graduate I do not want to mention which school but what are my chances of getting into the same ivy with alumni status if my GPA is low like a 3.5
Is the 3.5 unweighted or weighted? Either way, it’s on the low side. Also depends on which Ivy and if you do as well on the SAT as you think you will.
No one can chance you accurately with just the description “an Ivy League”. Is it Harvard, which has a 5% acceptance rate or Cornell, which is much higher at 14%?
Either way, all Ivy League schools will be a reach given the 3.5 GPA and underwhelming SAT score.
I think that your extracurriculars are good, especially if you want to go into science because of the EMT, and so are the AP classes. However, I think to be more competitive at the higher ivies, you should retake the SAT and aim for at least a 1500+ to compensate for the lower GPA.