Chance Me Please

Chance Me / Match Me
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I’m a sophomore at a competitive college prep school in South Texas. I’m an Indian dude.
3.9 W GPA (We don’t do unweighted or class ranks :/),(We’ve had kids from our schools go to ivies with 3.6-3.8 W) (GPA will be prob 3.98 W by app time)
1600 SAT and 36 ACT
770 SAT Math 2 and 780 SAT Bio M
Plenty of AP’s, 4s and 5s on all.
CV:
On my school’s community service council and I have 500+ hours of community service, I’ll have 1000+ when I start apps
Participate in the Duke of Edinburgh award, silver and gold level, the gold level is awarded by Prince Phillip in the UK
Participate in nXu inaugural fellowship, 64 kids in US are given a 2 year fellowship to discover their purpose, sponsored by some big names (Angela Duckworth’s foundation, for one)
Participate in the Voelckar summer medical research program for two years in the summer
I’m an Eagle Scout and I’ll have 3 Eagle Palms by junior year
Participate in my school’s speech and debate program, I’ll be competing successfully on a state and national level next year
Regular schtick that comes with junior year (NMSQT, Honor Societies, etc.)

Dream Schools: Columbia, Penn, JHU, Cornell, Harvard, Georgetown

Pre-med and bio with the goal of going to t20 med schools

What are my chances of getting in if I continue as I am, and what suggestions do yall have?

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There’s no way that any of those school will deny you. Perfect SAT and ACT scores can get you into pretty much anywhere.

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^ That’s not correct. While you are a great applicant and have done many great things, t20s are a crapshoot and look at much more than just test scores.

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Sure there is. Every year these schools reject 4.0/36/1600 applicants in favor of some kids with lower stats. There are no guarantees for colleges with single-digit acceptance rates.

As for the OP,the college counseling office at the “competitive college prep school,” who have a fuller picture, will be better sources of info than anonymous users on the internet. Good luck.

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True thanks