<p>Hey, I'm a current high school junior who is looking at some colleges, namely UCLA, UC Berkeley, and Johns Hopkins to attend in the future. What do you suppose my chances of getting in are? I plan to apply under bioengineering. Here are my statistics and whatnot:</p>
<p>SAT Reasoning:
1st try: 2040 (690 critical reading, 670 math, 680 writing)
2nd try: 2160 (740 critical reading, 740 math, 680 writing)</p>
<p>SAT Subjects:
Math 2C: 740
Biology M: 760
Literature: 660</p>
<p>Sophomore Year GPA (1 honors course):
3.66 (both semesters)
with honors english</p>
<p>Junior Year GPA (3 honors/AP courses):
3.83 unweighted, 4.33 weighted (1st semester, 2nd semester more than likely to be the same)
with honors english, AP biology, AP statistics
projected 5's on AP biology and statistics exams (based on solid 5's on multiple practice tests)</p>
<p>Senior Year Schedule:
AP physics
AP calculus BC
AP English literature
finite/discrete mathematics (college course)
Government/Economy
Weight training</p>
<p>Courses taken at community college:
General Psychology (A)
Intermediate Mandarin (A)</p>
<p>Extracurricular/Volunteer Work:
- six years piano, including National Musician's Guild award (national level)
- helped coordinate charity concert (raised money to send to poverty stricken Tanzania)
- approx. 200 hours community service, including volunteering at the local hospital and science camp counseling
- freshman year - freshman football team
- sophomore year - JV football team
- junior year - varsity football team
- senior year - will be on varsity football team again</p>
<p>So, do I have a decent chance at getting into any of those colleges? Are there any other colleges I should be considering, given my intended major and qualifications? Thanks in advance for your input.</p>