UIUC chance of getting in?

Hello! I am a rising senior and I want to apply to UIUC as a physics major LAS (math LAS for secondary). This is what I have:

My GPA is 4.05 out of 4.5 and I will be retaking the SAT soon and I’ll be aiming for 1440+ with the math section score being almost, or at 800. I’ve got 800s for sat math lvl 2 and sat chem and I got 5s on AP Calc ab, AP Chem and AP Macro.

As for my grades, I have very strong grades in STEM related classes (especially in math and physics), and especially during my junior and for my upcoming senior year, my math and science classes are honors/ap. Only bummer is that I got some B/B+ average in non-stem classes like english and history.

For EC’s related for my major, I have a varsity letter from math league, and I have got accepted into NHS and science NHS (for my school, junior/senior status is needed to be qualified for such NHS programs). I have done some robotics that is outside from my school activities.
For other EC’s, I did some dancing at some dance school. I’m at peer mentoring program, which is a leadership club, and I have done some volunteering at Kumon.

This past summer, I have done research intership on computational biophysics at NJIT. (Which is great because this is basically what I’ll be doing at a university). When this senior year begins, I would continue on my research.

Based on what I have, will I get into UIUC (with physics LAS intended major)? If so, how strong are my chances when applying to EA?

What is your current UW GPA and SAT score? And are you instate or OOS? If you’re instate your chances raise a good amount.

@mellamousted My UW is 3.65 and I am OOS. What? Why would instate have a better chance? I thought instate and OOS are treated equal in terms of admissions selection…
In terms of SAT, I have 1250, but I will be retaking in August and my predicted score would be 1430ish according to my practice tests I have been taking.

No instate gives better chances. I don’t know the reason, maybe because they can admit the taxpayers, but you have higher chances. Your GPA is average, what is your rigor? They do care a lot about rigor, and how’d you do on the AP tssrs

@mellamousted Look at my post more closely!