Jenons_scrawl

If you could possibly tell me my chances for admission, I would most appreciate it. Also, if you are willing to recommend colleges with strong programs for international studies/ international relations, that would be awesome.

Schools:
Georgetown, Tufts, University of Virginia, American University, George Mason,

Female
Hispanic (1/36 Apache, if that counts for anything)
VA
GPA- 3.5 unweighted, 3.98 weighted

Prospective Major: International Studies/International Relations or Latin American Studies. Or both.

honors classes in 9th grade, MYP classes in 10th
10 IBs (4 HL)
6 APs (Calculus or Stat (in the process of course selection),Gov, US history, Human Geography, Computer Science, Comparative Government)

Rank: 7.5% (34 of 450-ish)
SATs- 1900-- 690 CR 600 M
ACT- 29, 26 w/ writing

EC's

Local Government:
Youth Leaders in Action: President, former Secretary (7th-12th)
Virginia Beach Parks and Rec Commission
Virginia Beach Anti-Tobacco Coalition

School:
Scholastic Bowl (captain, hopefully) (10th-12th)
Spanish Honor Society (10th-12th)
National Honor Society
Asian Association (Secretary)
Diversity club
Forensics
Battle of the Brains
WorldQuest
Band (Marching 9th, French horn quartet 9th, Wind ensemble 9th and 10th, Concert band 10th, performed at Kennedy Center)
High school talent show (3rd place)

Virginia Summer Residential Governor’s Schools Foreign Language Academy

Other Volunteering:
Confirmation class volunteer
Confirmation retreat Leader
Altar server
Spanish tutor
YADAPP

Thank-you ever so much.

Oprah!

okay.
so your biggest issues, in my opinion, are your test scores and your GPA.
HOWEVER, you are hispanic, which makes a HUGE difference. Your minority status really opens a lot of doors for you.
I think that you might run into some trouble, though, with Georgetown and Tufts (maybe) because they are really quite competitive.
I think that because you are a minority you have a really good chance of getting in to those schools, but to ensure it you should really look for some tutoring in your SATs and ACTs in order to bring them up.