<p>I think you have a chance at all of your schools, including Wellesley, but there are some sore points. Extras are good but not fantastic. Same for SAT scores–there are definitely people with scores similar to yours at Wellesley, but they won’t be helping to move your app into the accept pile, I don’t think. Perhaps a retake and some more good SAT II scores could help you in that category. Most worrisome to me is your GPA/class rank, especially if your high school is only moderately competitive. I went to what I guess was/is a moderately competitive high school in the midwest (school sent top grads to good schools like UChicago and Northwestern, but very, very few to Ivies and top LACs), and even our top 1-3% students with decent ecs and good test scores were mostly rejected from Ivies and the few LACs that were applied to (of the few top LAC applications, I seemed to have the only two acceptances, to Wellesley and Carleton College). A student not in the top 10% would have had no chance at Wellesley. Now, that’s my high school, and I am very much not an underrepresented minority, but still I would be concerned. I know that your GPA and class rank are mostly set at this point, but I think an excellent fall semester would raise your GPA and class rank somewhat but more importantly would make a good impression on admissions committees to combat your lower numbers. </p>
<p>Ultimately I would say that Wellesley is a reach for you. While I never recommend test taking insanity, a boost to those numbers and your GPA/class rank would definitely be a help to your application. Good luck!</p>