Things aren't going too well, will I get in anywhere else?

Hi. I’ve applied to a bunch of places, and have started getting results back (The ones I’ve gotten are below) I just had a string of rejections, and am feeling kind of worried… Could people predict where else, if anywhere, I get in? Thanks. Applied in Computer Science/ Computer Engineering to all, so schools/colleges of engineering.

Decisions from:
-University of Michigan - Accepted EA
-University of Maryland - Accepted
-Johns Hopkins University - Rejected RD
-UCLA - Rejected RD
-Washington University in St. Louis - Waitlisted
-Georgia Tech - Rejected RD
-Johns Hopkins University - Rejected RD

Still to go:
-Columbia University
-Harvey Mudd College
-Cornell University (5 legacies, parents, grandparents, great grandparents)
-Carnegie Mellon University (Applied to school of CS, I know it’s ridiculous)
-USC
-Princeton University (2 legacies, one of whom is still very very connected w=to the school (was an interviewer, knows some admissions people))
-Stanford University

Objective:

-SAT I (breakdown): 1580 (790 M, 790 R/W, 23/24 Essay) (1 Sitting)

-SAT II: 800 Math II, 780 Bio

-Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): 3.80 w/o freshman year , 3.7 with. (4.0=A, 3.0=B, no +/- weighting)

-Weighted GPA (Out of 5.0): 4.7 w/o freshman year , 4.5 with. (All AP/College level honors-y are on a 5.0)
Lots of the schools i’m applying to cut out freshman year from their GPA calculations.

-Weighted and capped GPA (For UCs): 4.03 ( I know it’s low, but it gets lowered since I took more classes than is normal during sophomore/senior year, which deflates it)

-Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): Top 10%, extremely competitive magnet program school, worried that it makes it harder for me to get in.

AP (place score in parenthesis): National AP Scholar, Computer Science (5), Biology (5), Physics (5), Chemistry (4), Statistics (4), BC Calculus (5), English Lang (5), World History (4), NSL (5)

IB (place score in parenthesis): N/A
Senior Year Course Load: Linear Algebra, Mathematical Physics (Crazy hard), Marine Biology, Political/Sports statistics, Honors English, AP Macro, Research Project

Pretty crazy course rigor throughout HS: Quantum Physics, Organic Chemistry, Linear Algebra, Discrete Math, Cell Physiology, Immunology, Analytical Chem, Physical Chem, Bio Chem, and all AP english and social studies’.

All the math/science courses i’ve taken are college level, above AP.

Major Awards (USAMO, Intel etc.): National Merit Semifinalist, National AP Scholar, AP Scholar with distinction.

Subjective:

Extracurriculars (leadership in parenthesis):

Debate Team (Captain of school team), Also on an independent team. Top 200 in the country, made NSDA Nationals and a bunch of other national tournaments. Round of 16 at a big international debate tournament, have gone far in a bunch of other national tournaments too.

3rd degree Black Belt, Have won a few sparring competitions

Independent Soccer Team (Captain, Goalkeeper) On it since kindergarten
Independent Baseball/Basketball teams, Low-level

Surf and Rock climb a lot, wrote some essays about the rock climbing community.

Job/Work Experience: Interned in a well-known Parkinson’s disease lab over the summer at UCLA, independently invented something to improve their research… Possible that I may get a patent on it. They’re using it now.
Camp counselor the previous two summers

Volunteer/Community service: Lots of miscellaneous stuff, but the Camp counselor work experience was as a volunteer.
Summer Activities: (See above)

Essays (rating 1-10, details):

Essays are 9+, both parents are writers and I have them working with me on them. I’ve got a lot of dramatic, good stories about how my grandparents have Parkinson’s so I did Parkinson’s research, carried a kid out of a valley on my back during a camping trip when he gashed his knee open, etc. I pretty consciously tailored my essays to what the different schools I applied to were looking for in students.

Recommendations (rating 1-10, details):

Teacher Rec #1: Computer Science Teacher, 8/10. He had everyone he gave a rec to fill out a form, so I gave him a bunch of good material to write about. Very eloquent guy, Harvard journalist turned CS major, should be a good rec.
Teacher Rec #2: Economics teacher: 9-10/10. Loves me, I get hundreds on everything in his class.
Counselor Rec: 7/10. I talk with her fairly often, she likes me. Gave her some good material to write about, wouldn’t expect anything too fantastic though.
Additional Rec:10/10 From the PI of the lab where I worked, well-respected researcher. Said he would write a “Glowing” rec for me at the end of the internship
Interview: I interview well, have had a few and they’ve gone well so far.

Other

Applied for Financial Aid?: Yes, but don’t really need it
Intended Major: Computer Engineering/Computer science/BME, maybe double major with econ/business
State (if domestic applicant): MD
Country (if international applicant): N/A
School Type: Public, Magnet
Ethnicity: White
Gender: Male
Income Bracket: Upper
Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.): No real hooks

Thanks for reading this far… I’m very happy with being into Michigan, but I just want to know what choices people think I’ll have going forward, and if the results so far are indicative of any broader trend.

Legacy status for most schools is having a parent who attended the school as an undergrad. Cornell values legacy a lot, so if you are a true legacy there, you have a very good shot as your stats and rigor are strong,

I’m in the same boat; applied to a lot of good schools, and I’m 0-4 for selective schools so far. I would say it’s pretty hard to predict anything, you’re clearly qualified, but do they want you