Stanford, Yale, Cornell and Rice?

Chance Me / Match Me!
1

Hey guys! Chance me and I will chance you back! Thank you for the help!

UW GPA: 3.8
W GPA: 4.2
11 AP courses completed by graduation
ACT: 35
SAT II Math 2: 800, SAT II Bio E: 760, SAT II Spanish: 770
I applied to Yale and Stanford early action, Cornell and Rice regular decision

Marching Band: 4 Years (Section Leader 2 years)
Wind Ensemble: 4 Years (Section Leader 3 years)
Jazz Band: 4 Years (Section Leader 2 years)
Boy Scouts of America: 10 Years (Captain 2 years, Historian 1 year, Eagle scout)
National Honor Society: 2 Years
Tri M Music Honor Society: 2 Years
Piano: 10 Years (I have won 3 local awards)
Varsity swimming: 1 Year
All State band: 2 Years
BSU All Stars Band: 3 Years
CC Honor Band: 3 Years
Won 3 writing scholarship contests

Boys and Girls Club Volunteer: 200 Hours
Elementary/Peer Tutoring: 100 Hours

For rec letters, I picked 2 of the best teachers I have ever had, both of whom see me well as both a student and individual.
I feel my essays were all well thought out and it is evident I put a substantial amount of time into each one.

Thank you again for the help!

2

Cornell and Rice are matches. Yale and Stanford are reaches for everyone, but you definitely still have a shot at them.

3

Like Stern said, Yale and Stanford are tough, but you have a chance. Cornell is 50/50. Rice you are in
http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1753701-chance-me-ill-chance-back.html#latest

4

You must know your EA decisions already–what are they? And isn’t Yale single choice early action?

5

I think you’ll get into Rice, and probably get into Cornell. Stanford and Yale are toss-ups.

chance back
http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1749602-chance-me-for-wake-forest-will-chance-back-p1.html

6

I say you will be batting 500–R and C yes–S and Y no.