<p>@theanaconda: It is true that it can be hard to predict who will or will not get accepted to MIT. Your credentials are quite impressive, but everyone else applying to MIT also has competitive grades and test scores.</p>
<p>So, I can only judge you relative to my own experience, as a person who was accepted to, attended, and graduated from MIT and is now a Johns Hopkins grad student.</p>
<p>Your grades and test scores are slightly better than mine were. You have a lot more AP classes than I did (my high school did not offer many, but I took all they did have). You scored better than me in Oly. You did varsity sports. I did figure skating outside of school. I did a lot more high school clubs than what you listed.</p>
<p>I think your chances are pretty good, relative to what my chances were (whatever that was at the time). The figure skating might have been my one trump card. But academically, I wish I had your resume.</p>