Penn Engineering vs. CAS which do I have a better shot at and chance me? :)

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Which would I have a better shot at based off of my info? I want to go into the applied physics field (electrical and computer engineering), but I really want to go to Penn (I wouldn’t mind doing just physics at CAS). :frowning: i’m conflicted.

UW: 3.8
W: 4.23

SAT: 2150 (M: 740, CR: 680, Writing: 730)
SAT IIs: MATH II: 800, Phys: 750, Chem: 750, French: 700, USH: 670
ACT: 33

Essays are 8/10 quality.

Opened up a club during sophomore year.
200 volunteer hours teaching, and doing community service.
Speech and Debate Captain (2013-2014),
UNICEF secretary (2013),
UNICEF VP (2013-2014),
French Club Secretary (2013-2014),
French Club VP (2014-2015),
STTAR Tutor (Algebra 1, AP calculus AB) (2012-now),
French Honor Society Member (2013-now)
Summer internship at prestigious software company

AP tests:

Calculus BC, AB subscore: 5, 5
English Language and composition: 5

self studied the following (should i report these?):

Enviro sci: 4
APUSH: 4
Macroeconomics: 3
Physics B: 3
Psychology: 3
Human Geography: 3

Senior Course Load: AP government, AP statistics, AP physics c, AP French, European Lit, College physics in thermodynamics, optics, and heat with calculus, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations.

Awards/Honors:

AP scholar with distinction (2014),
Red, White, and Blue award for French 3 (2014),
Best Speaker French Debate (2014),
Octo-finalist at Santa Clara University debate tournament (2013)

THANKS IN ADVANCE AND GOOD LUCK TO ALL APPLICANTS :slight_smile:

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Also, would it be beneficial to be a math major at CAS then switch over to physics if I get in? Cause I seem to show that I lean way deeper into math than most other subjects. Or maybe major in French Studies then switch? I have no idea :frowning: