What are my odds of getting into MIT?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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Hi,
I’m a senior and, although it is my dream school, I am not sure whether I am competitive to apply to MIT.
Here are some stats:

I am Latino (born in Brazil, but U.S citizen)

I have a new SAT of 1470 ( I am taking it again and think I can get a 1520-1540)
I have a 760 Math II and 720 Physics SATII (I could score higher, should I retake them?)

I skipped Sophomore year (I took IGCSEs as a substitute), I moved to the U.S. before junior year.

I have a 5.6 GPA weighted cumulative (6.1 current)

I got a 5 on APUSH and APLang (I am taking AP Physics 1, AP Lit, AP Government, AP Computer Science principles, AP Macroeconomics, and taking AP CalcAB{just the test, not the class})

I am an officer for a First Robotics team ( we went to worlds 2 years in a row); I have conducted research in Myoelectric prosthesis, built a prototype and am improving it; I am my FBLA chapter president (founded our chapter); I run the school store; I am a officer in my schools Model UN club; I volunteer at a physical rehabilitation center; I have won the school science fair (2 years) and am competing in others (possibly ISEF and Google); I am an award winning visual artist (I have had my art exhibited and have done commissioned works); I used to swim(but i am terrible).

I am submitting a Art and Maker portfolio.

I know my test scores are too low, but do I still have a shot? Should I give up applying? Do you have any advices on where to improve?

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YES YES YES! You sound like a stellar student, don’t even worry about getting in.

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@a_kathlyn17
I’ve been reading several of your replies, and while I appreciate your enthusiasm, you shouldn’t be misleading. Yes, this student is stellar, but so is almost everyone else applying. It’s lunacy to claim that ANYONE shouldn’t "worry about getting in to MIT. Any selective college with below a 20% acceptance rate isn’t a guarantee for ANYONE. Yes, the OP stands a chance, but it’s ridiculous to claim they WILL get in; I’ve seen much stronger applicants denied. However, I stress this again: they do stand a chance. Please gain more of an understanding of the admission processes at selective colleges before making such bold statements.

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@a_kathlyn17 I agree with @RoundGenius. OP has some impressive accomplishments but that does not OP shouldn’t worry about not getting in, since ~92-93% of all MIT applicants are rejected.

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Thank you @a_kathlyn17