What are my odds of getting into top schools?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hey! So I am currently starting my senior year, and I plan on applying to most ivies, MIT, UCLA, UC Berkeley, USC, UChicago, and other top schools.My major would most likely be Business, economics, or political science. Thanks!
Here are my stats:
ACT:34
GPA: 3.9(with another digit..like a 4 or something i forgot!)
SAT Math II: 760
SAT World History: 770
APs: Euro (5) English Language (4) US History (5) Calc AB (4) Chem (5) Gov (5) Macroecon (4) Egnlish Literature (4) Psych (4)
Extracurriculars:
Speech and Debate Team (numerous awards with this)
National Forensic League Honor Society Distinction Member
CSF member (Life Member/Gold Sealbarer), 7 semesters
NHS member, 3 years
Young Democrats Club (Vice President Junior Year), 4 years
Gay-Straight Alliance (Secretary Junior Year), 3 years
Volunteer Work/Jobs/Internships:
100 hours managing a theatre program for kids (summer 2011)
300+ hours volunteering at a political campaign (2012)
Internship with the mayor of Los Angeles (summer 2013)
Retail Job junior year and probably this year too. </p>

<p>And thats about it! Thank you to everyone for taking the time to read this and respond!</p>

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<p>Once your stats are within range of the average admits to the ivies. It will now depend on your essays and recs. </p>

<p>UCLA, Berkeley, and USC are easier to be admitted to and your stats show that you are a match for those schools.</p>

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<p>How do you define “top” school?
A real top school is the one where you are happy.</p>

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<p>Thank you for your response!
I actually defined ‘top schools’ as most ivies, MIT, UCLA, UCB, USC, and University of Chicago.</p>

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<p>Any other input would be greatly appreciated!</p>

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<p>Other components to your profile like: your race/nationality, geographical location, financial situation, whether parents attended college, etc. are needed to better assess your situation.</p>

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<p>I’m Middle-Eastern, from Los Angeles, and have am pretty well off financially (no aid). My mom went to UCLA for art, and my dad went to USC for engineering.</p>