<p>I'm an out-of-state candidate from a high-performing suburban public high school. My weighted GPA is 3.6 (I know this doesn't look too great, but it's mostly because of math and i'm applying for political science, i'm hoping they'll take that into consideration). My SAT scores are: 610 math, 690 reading, 730 writing with an 11 on the essay. SAT II scores: 630 Math I, 660 Literature, 800 U.S. History. My AP scores are 5 on AP US History and 5 on AP US Government, both from junior year. I got an A in AP US History and an A+ in AP US Government, and I've performed well in English and other history courses, and I've been on the honors french track for freshman, sophomore, and junior year. I've always been on the advanced math and science track as well but sometimes i haven't performed as well as i'd like. This year I'm taking AP English Literature, AP Biology, AP European History, AP Art History, Calculus 1, and French 5. I was the student representative to the school board for 3 years, a member of student council, in chorus, an active member of the Global Responsibility Organization, and a contributor to the newspaper for 2 years (freshman and sophomore). I had my AP US History and AP US Government teachers do my recommendations. What would you say my chances are?</p>