Am I a UPenn Legacy and what are my chances?

Colleges & Universities University of Pennsylvania
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<p>My great grandfather graduated from Penn after fighting in WWI and my grandpa got into Penn, but his family moved to Montreal, so he ended up going to McGill. My grandparents give numerous donations to the school, also. So would I be considered a legacy by UPenn?</p>

<p>I want to be a Quaker, so here’s my profile halfway through my HS career:
I’m a sophomore going on Junior, White male
4.0+ GPA at third best school in the state of Michigan (class not ranked)
Varsity Tennis 1 year, JV for freshman year (should get 2 more V years)
Spanish Club, Interact Club, Amnesty International, NHS Member to be
DECA District and State Champion, International Conference participant (If all goes well, this will happen for junior and senior years)
Lifeguard, Varsity baseball, basketball, and volleyball announcer at all games ( will get 4 years for all)
Community Service: Besides service for clubs, assisted living volunteer, physical disabilities camp volunteer (both will be for all years in HS)
NASA KIds in Micro G 2010 National Champion</p>

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<p>No, you are not a legacy. You are only a legacy if your parents or grandparents graduated from the university. </p>

<p>Also, chancing is pointless without SAT/ACT scores, and even then, chancing is still somewhat pointless.</p>

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<p>i forgot my scores:
33 ACT with writing
11 AP classes taken/will take (no scores received yet)</p>