<p>To be frank, you don’t have “good” chances for Harvard as you replied on the first page. You just should face this reality first. You might have a slight chance, if any, but definitely not “good” chance. 2340 is a great score, but it’s not an outstanding score for a Harvard applicant. There are so, so, so many Harvard applicants more with that score, and same thing goes for your APs and 800 USH. There are many, many applicants with that score, and it rather seems typical. If you really wanna get benefited from that score, you should apply for second-tier school, where your score would be outstanding, compared to other applicants.</p>
<p>But this of course doesn’t mean that there is no chance. People here, including me, don’t know you as a scholar and a person. If you wanna apply, apply for Regular Decision, since Early Action is already over. You are not a week late (although a week is also critical), but people are getting answers in a week. And if you have a really intriguing story that reveals your strength as a person and as a scholar, you might get in or you might not. No one here can tell you what’s gonna happen, so if you really want to apply, you should. But again, 2340 on SAT, 800 USH, and many AP classes won’t necessarily stand you out. Work on the essays hard and try to get the scores as high as possible for your junior year and keep rocking for senior year.</p>