What are my chances at ivy league schools, and then some lower schools

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<p>Hi, I'm white and go to a decent public school on LI in suffolk, our school has no ranking systems. I'm in top 5 of my class with an unweighted average of 96, weighted average of 102.3.
Sats: 800 Math, 550 CR, 610 Writing
SATIIS: 800 Math level 1
800 Math level 2
ECS: President- Matheletes- Top 50 mathlete in county, selected to all star team as well as receiving a gold pin
President of robotics club
President of science club (science olympiads)
Jazz Band, symphonic band, concert band</p>

<p>Awards: 1st place local math fair
LI Math Fair Gold medal
LI Math Fair Silver Medal
LISC High Honors
LISEF Special Award in category of biology (biostatistics)
Most effort 9th grade math
Spanish Honor Society
National Honor Society
Letter of Recognition from School principal
Arts Festival participant 4 years
Battle of the Bands participant 4 years
Award for outstanding achievement in Math Research
Participation award for NSE
Letter of distinction for Math
Board of ED award for math achievements
Board of ED award for science achievements</p>

<p>Science Research
Math Research (intel, seiemens etc..)</p>

<p>Community Service: 700+ hours of community service at Public library teaching old folk how to use computers, and creating computer software for a hospital/research center</p>

<p>What are my chances at any of the ivy league schools, John Hopkins, Maryland, Delaware?</p>

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<p>I'm sure you saw this coming buuuut.... your SAT's need work! Study, study, study, and boost those W and CR scores. Try the ACT, because those scores will kill you!</p>

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<p>Right, and don't forget to spell Johns Hopkins correctly if you apply.</p>

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<p>Right now your SAT is keeping you out of everywhere except Maryland and Delaware. Get those reading and writing skill up.</p>

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<p>How far have you gotten with your math research in intel/siemens?</p>

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<p>Well, I have succesfully proven my own theorem, and have been able to solve an unsolven problem...so I've been predicted by my math mentor/coaches/teachers I should be able to become a semifinalist.</p>