Unfortunately, Georgetown is still a reach, since you need to apply for an NCP waiver, which is unlikely to be given. All of your other reaches are double reaches, because you need to get admitted, and you need the NCP waiver (unlikely, although each school decides independently of others). The other possibility is if your NCP cooperates and does not have much income or assets to adversely affect your financial aid, but that seems unlikely given what you described.
George Washington University also requires NCP information or NCP waiver, so it should be moved to the reach category for this reason.
Unless you are a resident of the state, public universities are unlikely to offer much, if any, FA, so your chances should be based on getting large enough merit scholarships to afford them, not admission.
For safely / likely / match schools, consider your in-state publics that are affordable without FA.
If you want to add prestigious single-reach schools (i.e. no NCP issues for FA), see if Chicago and Vanderbilt NPCs show affordability.