What are my chances in these universities? help!

<p>my SAT score M:750 , W:660, CR: 670
I'm a international student.
Got A+ in all subjects.
EC : not very impressive. Very good at dance. Can play some instruments. Part of a genius world record as a dancer.<br>
APs are not available at school. But studying AP biology and psychology. Taking SAT subject tests of physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics II. Workibg in bacteriology lab.
Universities on my list:
University of Minnesota twin cities
University of California san Diego
University of Illinois urbana
University of Wisconsin Madison
Boston University
UNC chapel hill
Indiana University Bloomington
Ohio State University
UCs of Irvine and Davis
John Hopkins</p>

<p>Sorty for very long list :P I am aspiring for biology or psychology major! Do suggest sone universities if you want. Thanks already :) please reply. I'm desperate without guidance</p>

<p>And please suggest if my profile is good enough for financial aid.</p>

<p>JHU: Reach
UCI: Low match (can you pay full-freight?)
UCD: Low match (can you pay full-freight?)
OSU: Safety
UIUC: Low match
UCSD: Match (can you pay full-freight?)
BU: Match (Financial aid sucks)
UNC: Reach (you may as well be applying at Duke Trinity)
IUB: Safety
UMN: Safety
UWI: Low match</p>

<p>State schools don’t offer financial aid to internationals</p>

<p>Thanks @Catria ! I actually don’t know about much universities. These are some universities college board has suggested. What do you think of university of Colorado at boulder? That university has contacted me by viewing my college board profile.
I can pay 46500$ maximum per annum. Most of the reputed colleges seemed to have high fees. Some universities are offering scholarships but they do not have much good ranking such as new Hampshire , purdue university.
Should I add more reach and safty universities? What do you mean by ‘low match’?
Sorry for such a long reply :wink: thanks a lot</p>

<p>@pcollege I guess some do. Ohio State University is.</p>

<p>Low match means that schools is match to the low side of you, so its likely you will get in, as apposed to a high match, meaning the schools is on the high side of you and you are less likely. You can get this yourself by looking up your SAT score against the SAT norms for each school in the CDS. </p>

<p>You aren’t ineligible for all financial aid, just those pieces that require citizenship, so its tougher but not impossible. GL.</p>