University of Washington - Seattle chances?

Cum GPA: 3.6 unweighted

ACT: C 32, E 36, R 34, M 28, S 31

Courseload: pretty challenging, all Honors and AP classes since 7th grade

APs: Lang 5, Bio 4, Calc BC 3/4 subscore, World 3; didn’t send any in though

Senior year courses: AP Music Theory, AP Computer Science, AP Psychology, AP U.S. Gov, AP Macroecon, AP Lit, band
all A’s first semester, 100 average

Activities I listed on Common App: Debate, French Honor Society, Varsity Softball, Band, engineering mechatronics paid internship at TSU over summer
also did Model UN but only for a year, was briefly in Science National Honor Society

Essays: I’m pretty sure my essay was good, but nothing extraordinary. I wrote about the time I performed one of my songs at the Bluebird Cafe, and how it shaped my character, gave me confidence, reassured me, etc. activity supplement was ok, about my internship

Recs: rec from my AP Calc BC teacher and my AP Bio teacher, both of them really love me and I did well in the classes so the recs should be really good. counselor rec is probably generic, since my counselor is new this year.

Personal Stats:
State: I’m from Nashville, TN.
Race/Gender: African American, female.
School type: Public magnet, nationally ranked
Income bracket: parents split, >$100,000 b/w the both of them
Financial Aid: yeah, I’m applying for it. don’t think I’ll get much

I applied regular decision as a computer science major.

Strengths: none I can think of
Weaknesses: GPA and ACT way below average, barely any ECs/leadership positions, from TN, I’m not an extraordinary student by any means

Id day you have a pretty good shot. Match. The GPA isn’t that high but your scores are solid.
Chance back? http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1846622-chances-for-usc-ucb-ucla-ucsd-will-chance-back.html#latest

I think you have a decent shot. Your GPA may be on the weak side, even in my days. Your ACT score would have given you a good chance if you were applying four years ago, but it seems like average scores are rising each year. If you are applying to engineering, that might increase your chances since you would be a minority student in two ways.